I look at Microsoft's uncooperative corporate strategy, which he has direct control over. It really seems to never stop. He could make a dictum: "Ok, from now

I look at Microsoft's uncooperative corporate strategy, which he has direct control over. It really seems to never stop. He could make a dictum: "Ok, from now on, all we do is create value. Desktop Windows will always be able to do the same as the professional/ultimate/bestest version. And we're going to do our best to cooperate with open source, instead of trying to screw them after making friendly." But their strategy is just fine for me - I've long ago switched to a desktop OS that's always the professional version and that comes with everything a desktop OS should come with - GNU/Linux (in my case, Ubuntu, but there are others). It just screws all the other people who don't have the ability/nerve to switch to Linux.