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it's not about what is done now, it's a response to the parents comment of "what will happen if microsoft becomes much more powerfull and market dominant again"
by dathinab 4y ago
it's not about what is done now, it's a response to the parents comment of "what will happen if microsoft becomes much more powerfull and market dominant again"
i.e. it's all hypothetical speculations about the future under a given assumption of development which might never happen
> Linux desktop apps more accessible than ever.
yes but it also removed the need to use Linux and could be extended with features Linux doesn't have => i.e. it could be used for the good old embrace, extend, extinguish strategy Microsoft loved to use in the
- CoolCold 4y ago> yes but it also removed the need to use Linux And is it a problem for user? Or anyhow a bad thing? Why not advocate for FreeBSD for example?