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Utterly broken - perhaps, but apparently that's not exclusive with being highly profitable, so why should they care?
by LeifCarrotson 8mo ago
Utterly broken - perhaps, but apparently that's not exclusive with being highly profitable, so why should they care?
- Aperocky 8mo agoFor the time being. Does anyone want Windows 11 for real? The inertia is not permanent.
- moffkalast 8mo agoCause it's finally the year of Linux on desktop.
- munk-a 8mo agoWhen I first typed up my comment I said "their current business approach" and then corrected it to technical since - yea, in the short term it probably isn't hurting their pocket books too much. The issue is that it seems like a lot more folks are seriously considering switching off Windows - we'll see if this actually is the year of the linux desktop (it never seems to be in the end) but it certainly seems to be souring their brand reputation in a major way.