>Where did I mention anything about any other OS practice, or "typical Linux" ? whoosh. You said it was typical Microsoft to not document APIs and implied thi

>Where did I mention anything about any other OS practice, or "typical Linux" ? whoosh. You said it was typical Microsoft to not document APIs and implied this is an MS problem. I gave you a direct example IN LINUX and asked you if that's "typical linux"? Because you seem to be saying that the problem is isolated to MS. >Every time I hear someone say "Microsoft has changed", I mutter to myself "nope, same old MSFT with better PR". That isn't "mild criticism about an obscure API" and painting it as such is just farcical.