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Nothing like alienating your most knowledgeable user base. In the early days (MS-DOS), these are the people who helped Microsoft get to where they are now. So
by jmclnx 2y ago
Nothing like alienating your most knowledgeable user base. In the early days (MS-DOS), these are the people who helped Microsoft get to where they are now.
So by alienating them, they are probably steering the "unwashed" masses to alternate environments, ie: Linux, MACs and even *BSD
Good job Microsoft in helping out your competitors.
- AtlasBarfed 2y agoDon't worry, desktop Linux is still going to drop the ball on this opportunity. I see OSX is the bigger beneficiary.
- yupyupyups 2y agoI jumped ship when Windows 8 was introduced, never looked back.