Well, I tossed it in because I was getting a bit sick of the twitter pr0n flu videos, and thought that a discussion of MS joining the desktop virtualization par

Well, I tossed it in because I was getting a bit sick of the twitter pr0n flu videos, and thought that a discussion of MS joining the desktop virtualization party would be interesting. Of course, even for TheInq, the author stands out for sporting a somewhat rottweilerish style, which does get a rise out of his readers. Note that he also got some good flack in his comments. Apart from the scornful hostile tone, I don't think there's much that's technically inaccurate - it's just put in the worst possible light, like an attack lawyer would do. Which isn't really that bad: we can use a bit of critical thinking about what can realistically be had out of desktop virtualization, for what markets (and role vs. 'any browser + cloud apps').