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The fragmentation is overhyped. I worry more about constant willfull breakage with legacy within said desktop, compared how MS still supports Win32 (not so dis
by digi_owl 9y ago
The fragmentation is overhyped.
I worry more about constant willfull breakage with legacy within said desktop, compared how MS still supports Win32 (not so dissimilar from Torvalds "do not break userspace" kernel policy).
That said, whenever Linux have appeared to gain a toehold (like with netbooks), MS have dropped lisencing prices and employed rebate programs to make Windows productes the "cheap" option.