> For example, companies would be more eager to switch from Windows to something more secure Windows is not inherently insecure. Executing a malicious program

> For example, companies would be more eager to switch from Windows to something more secure Windows is not inherently insecure. Executing a malicious program would work just as well under Linux. (Presumed) technical superiority does not help when it's basically social engineering all the way. Ephemeral VMs don't help too much, either. So I highly doubt this would reduce windows market share in any significant way.