> they're uninterested in actually competing. Microsoft has not had the need to compete on the merits of their software for very long, and this is really by de

> they're uninterested in actually competing. Microsoft has not had the need to compete on the merits of their software for very long, and this is really by design. In the corporate world they sell to people who can't make informed choices and will never be held accountable for the choices they make. In the home market they mange to get pre-installed on most hardware.