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Actually it is. Third party support businesses stand to make a pretty profit off of Microsoft ditching support for XP. I'm afraid XP will live on for quite som
by ryanSrich 13y ago
Actually it is.
Third party support businesses stand to make a pretty profit off of Microsoft ditching support for XP. I'm afraid XP will live on for quite some time after it's officially unsupported.
The medical field is perhaps one of the largest supporters of these ancient systems. I can't tell you how many times I've heard my medical friends say they use EMR and documentation software that ONLY works in IE6. You think those underfunded nursing homes and second rate hospitals are going to spend thousands updating their systems?
- wnevets 13y agoHow many web developers still support IE6? http://www.ie6countdown.com/ http://www.ie6countdown.com/
- melling 13y agoSo, they better make arrangements to get Chrome or Firefox installed along side of IE6. The reality is that IE6 support is not going to happen. It's not worth the extra cost of development.
- mikeash 13y agoHow often are people at those second-rate hospitals using computers with XP to browse the sort of web site you'd make with this, though?