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You’re using trivial examples from 20+ years back. Things have changed. Microsoft has practically walked on egg shells when dealing with additional solutions/f
by powertower 15y ago
You’re using trivial examples from 20+ years back. Things have changed.
Microsoft has practically walked on egg shells when dealing with additional solutions/features since Windows 95 due to fears of anti-trust and also alienating developers.
How long did it take them to get a s/w firewall and anti-virus solution? 10+ years after the fact. It wasn't because they couldn't figure it out.
How about simple features to VS.NET that have current 3rd party add-ons? It just does not happen.