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Why not? It's not officially supported. It's not like Microsoft hasn't been doing this kind of thing to their competitors for the last 30 years.
by ConceptJunkie 10y ago
Why not? It's not officially supported. It's not like Microsoft hasn't been doing this kind of thing to their competitors for the last 30 years.
- krylon 10y agoBut I doubt somebody would switch from Linux to Windows because OneDrive is faster there. Also, the percentage of desktops running Linux is still tiny relative to Windows. The last time I saw any numbers (about two or three years back), it was ~90% Windows, ~7.5% OS X, ~1.5% Linux, so there is little incentive for Microsoft to care about Linux desktops.
- AsyncAwait 10y ago>But I doubt somebody would switch from Linux to Windows because OneDrive is faster there. Not for this one reason, but for 'webpages just work faster on Windows', sure.