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OK, and I don't expect that. XP is obsolete, and if people want new software they can upgrade. If they don't, well, XP appears to be working just fine for those
by funkah 15y ago
OK, and I don't expect that. XP is obsolete, and if people want new software they can upgrade. If they don't, well, XP appears to be working just fine for those folks, doesn't it? This is how we move forward.
- bh42222 15y ago>This is how we move forward. This is how a monopolist forces us to move forward. Good for them. Not so good for us.
- moonchrome 15y agoAFAIK tools to develop for XP are free (VS express). They are certainly pushing you in their direction, but it's not an ultimatum by any standard.
- recoiledsnake 15y agoInteresting, the only company in the world that bends over backwards for backwards compatibility gets slagged when they break it once while all the other software/hardware makers that drop support in a pinch get a free pass. What has a monopoly got to do with it anyway? Apple does it very frequently and EOLs software in a mere few years.