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Not really, the average user doesn't give a shit about backwards compatibility, they care about being able to create slideshows and send emails. Windows will do
by c7DJTLrn 3y ago
Not really, the average user doesn't give a shit about backwards compatibility, they care about being able to create slideshows and send emails. Windows will dominate for the foreseeable future because of deals with manufacturers.
- hx8 3y agoCorporate IT cares about managing all of the devices inside an organization. If a sizable portion of the workforce needs windows for access to platform specific programs then having non-Windows systems for other users that achieve what Windows can do is just overhead for IT and can see pushback.
- MiddleEndian 3y ago>the average user doesn't give a shit about backwards compatibility, they care about being able to create slideshows and send emails. They may not care about backwards compatibility as an abstract concept, but they would like their computer continue functioning the same way today as it did yesterday. Although MS is getting somewhat bad at that from a general OS perspective with their updates.