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You have a different meaning of "guaranteed" and "ubiquitous". It wouldn't be defensible to use those descriptors for Windows XP. In a word, it would be wrong
by pwdisswordfish0 6y ago
You have a different meaning of "guaranteed" and "ubiquitous".
It wouldn't be defensible to use those descriptors for Windows XP. In a word, it would be wrong. Calling DOS 3.30 "guaranteed-ubiquitous" is even wronger than that.