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I don’t disagree. How I think it will happen: Backwards compatibility will start to stray at Microsoft (their last bastion), leading to WINE becoming the go to
by righthand 3y ago
I don’t disagree. How I think it will happen: Backwards compatibility will start to stray at Microsoft (their last bastion), leading to WINE becoming the go to tool for backwards compat support. Microsoft will create a linux variant or maybe just a DE and the rest will be history (just as Libre Office has begun to supersede MS Office). It is a matter of will and time that C-Suite will want to eliminate labor around Windows to maximize profits as it becomes more and more hardened in it’s feature set. Why maintain when you can utilize FOSS?
- a_vanderbilt 3y agoIn what business segment is Libre Office superseding MS Office? Furthermore, NT supports "personalities". Why bother with a full Linux kernel when they could adopt the personality a la SUA?
- righthand 3y agoSuperseding in compatibility. I’m not talking about business segments. They don’t have to adopt it, they will probably fork it.