>all devices after that just ran Windows. Yeah, funny how the eeepc was showcasing all sorts of things in both Linux and even in an Android system which all my

>all devices after that just ran Windows. Yeah, funny how the eeepc was showcasing all sorts of things in both Linux and even in an Android system which all mysteriously disappeared once Microsoft got their vice chairman in a back room and laid out exactly what the penalties were for making Windows look bad. Even the extremely ancient and nerfed version of Xandros those netbooks came with was running circles around Windows Vista and then later Windows 7, that Microsoft actually brought Windows XP back out of retirement and extended its lifespan to have something that had anything close to performance. (Too bad even XP was horrible at font rendering and so many parts of the system were hardcoded to use nasty looking fonts with no scaling. Gnome 2.x was clearly superior to XP then.) The original article has been carefully bitrotted so I had to go to the wayback machine to get it but here it is: https://archive.is/QZHWh https://archive.is/QZHWh It's stuff like this that makes me laugh when people try to pretend that Microsoft "loves" Linux now. Yeah, Microsoft loves Linux the same way that a boa constrictor gives people "hugs" around the neck.