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Tragic, we’ve finally reached a version of Windows that’s actually really good. Yet management has somehow decided it’s more important to push this crap as if i
by pipeline_peak 3y ago
Tragic, we’ve finally reached a version of Windows that’s actually really good. Yet management has somehow decided it’s more important to push this crap as if it’s still the 2000’s and we dont have viable alternatives.
News flash, outside of work and gaming, Windows isn’t needed. And even those are questionable in the future of cloud. What happens when we can run photoshop in the browser using remote resources? What happens when the Netflix of gaming emerges, what’s MS’s foothold then?
- InCityDreams 3y ago>News flash, outside of work and gaming, Windows isn’t needed. Sunken cost fallacy? I have some really expensive windows software that I'm not about to throw away, repurchase, as well as a new os/ machine. Windows fits my needs, though the constant telemetry fight etc is very annoying.
- pipeline_peak 3y agoIn the future won’t we just be able to run that software on a remote windows container?
- LelouBil 3y agoI mean there already exists software for Linux to run windows apps using a VM but make it as if they are native