> and here's Firefox, Thunderbird, solitaire, and how to turn it off, they were good. This is a core point. We've reached the point that for common users, the

> and here's Firefox, Thunderbird, solitaire, and how to turn it off, they were good. This is a core point. We've reached the point that for common users, the OS doesn't matter anymore. Browser, video player, image viewer, word processor... BOOM! Done! I think this is why there' such a push toward cloud-based subscription services because OSes (a decade from now?) will be the modern equivalent of a locked-down dumb terminal. It's part of the reason, I'm convinced, that Microsoft went Chromium. Even the browser doesn't matter. It's just a face... a front-end to a search engine, subscriber-based online apps and targeted tracking.