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Your argument would be stronger if that list was actually products and services. Listing every MS store ever closed and every platform or every version of a no-
by MauranKilom 6y ago
Your argument would be stronger if that list was actually products and services. Listing every MS store ever closed and every platform or every version of a no-longer-sold product line makes it meaningless.
I mean, that list has MS-DOS. To which we still have backwards compatibility. And it's twice as old as Google.
Also, tone.
- binaryjay 6y agoEvery one of those stores provided support for the products they sold so calling it meaningless is ridiculous. >I mean, that list has MS-DOS. To which we still have backwards compatibility. Last time I checked I needed to use DOSBox to be able to run the majority of old DOS games and apps. So much for backward compatibility, I guess.