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Maybe in the consumer space. In the enterprise people seem to like Windows quite a bit (myself included). Code that youve written in the past continues to run w
by dman 13y ago
Maybe in the consumer space. In the enterprise people seem to like Windows quite a bit (myself included). Code that youve written in the past continues to run without much drama and these days Windows just gets out of the way and just works.
- Cookingboy 13y agoNot a lot of people are questioning MS's strategy and execution in the enterprise space, but by large Windows Phone and most other high profile products they pushed recently are consumer oriented. Windows Azure is an exception, but even in that case I think it hurts the product more than helps. If your brand name stands mostly for "backwards compatibility" instead of quality/innovation, then you are definitely gonna run into problems in the long run.
- ConceptJunkie 13y agoIn my experience, the people who only feel like that are people who haven't used Linux. I'm not trying to be a snot, but I've never met IT people who liked Windows, or much of anything from Microsoft. Protip: Don't mention Exchange.
- pmelendez 13y agoI know a few that loves Active Directory. On the other hand, in my current job my desktop machine is an Ubuntu box and I still miss a lot of things from Windows. The only thing I like better in Linux is the terminal, everything else still feel like a hobby PC. I guess is just a matter of taste