I'm surprised to see such a move from the South Korean government. The reason is that, back when I lived there a while ago, most of the government resources req

I'm surprised to see such a move from the South Korean government. The reason is that, back when I lived there a while ago, most of the government resources required Windows machines to access. Specifically, we needed ActiveX and Internet Explorer for many stuff. Such dependence on Microsoft technology is not only found in government but also in corporations. Recently I needed to access my bank account there and the bank required me to install some anti-virus software that only runs on Windows. I don't know how things are now in general, but I welcome this change.