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Don't get me wrong, I actually think it's a great idea. But I suspect it's not above Microsoft to deliberately change things so radically that this becomes unt
by benwerd 16y ago
Don't get me wrong, I actually think it's a great idea. But I suspect it's not above Microsoft to deliberately change things so radically that this becomes untenable in the long run.
- stcredzero 16y agoThen if the compatibility project was tenacious enough, it could get Microsoft to increase it's rate of inconvenience to customers, to the point where they might want to switch, or realize how bankrupt their lock-in strategy is.