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> I suspect this was motivated at least in part by competition from Ubuntu. Ubuntu has such tiny market share that I strongly doubt this.
by bonoboTP 7y ago
> I suspect this was motivated at least in part by competition from Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has such tiny market share that I strongly doubt this.
- dannypgh 7y agoUbuntu and Linux may have a small market share in the general population, but they enjoy a larger share among software developers. And we all know ("developers, developers, developers!") MS has chased that demographic.
- kalleboo 7y agoIt seems just as likely it was competition from the Mac, which also at one point during Steve's reign focused on boot time