The sad part is how the microsoft fanbois hype things like this as a great advance when all microsoft is finally doing is including a feature that has been avai

The sad part is how the microsoft fanbois hype things like this as a great advance when all microsoft is finally doing is including a feature that has been available outside the microsoft world for a very long time. I have been able to natively mount iso files on Linux for as long as I can remember, and it is likely that the other Unix's also had the ability. The OS that was behind, feature wise, was microsoft's, yet instead of being reported as "microsoft finally catches up to the rest of the world" (the truth) it gets spun as something new and amazing.