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The reason is simple. It doesn’t impact Microsoft’s bottom line. Poor Linux performance will eventually annoy someone enough to fix it, and being open source th
by ticviking 4y ago
The reason is simple. It doesn’t impact Microsoft’s bottom line. Poor Linux performance will eventually annoy someone enough to fix it, and being open source they actually can fix it
- beachy 4y agoIt actually negatively impacts Microsoft's bottom line. A slow machine means a new PC purchased which usually means a new Windows licence, so there are negative incentives on Microsoft to improve Windows performance.
- tomschwiha 4y agoOr they switch to Apple and Microsoft is completely missing out on a customer.