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It may be that the cost of maintaining this humongous pile of legacy code isn't justified by the revenues they think they can extract from it.
by cm2187 5y ago
It may be that the cost of maintaining this humongous pile of legacy code isn't justified by the revenues they think they can extract from it.
- Torwald 5y agoI think this is the right answer, compared with something the grandgrandparent touched upon: windows apps from third party vendors do not act as competitive advantage anymore. (This us also due to how Windows OEM contracts work.)