A lot of comments saying that Windows is indestructable because it has no competition for a portion of the market due to: - MacOS is too expensive - Linux req

A lot of comments saying that Windows is indestructable because it has no competition for a portion of the market due to: - MacOS is too expensive - Linux requires configuration and expertise I'm not doubting those too, but like the article points out I would question if they're guaranteed to be true even in the short term. Chromebooks, Steamdecks and Android have all shown making a commercial requirement out of Linux is do-able, and the $600 Macbook Neo is due out any day. I'm not predicting the death of Windows or anything, but I do think Microsoft's thrown is a lot less stable than they seem to realise.