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I suspect this will actually be Microsoft's problem in the future. See the second reference I posted. Attitudes are changing. The OA was talking mainly about co
by keithpeter 13y ago
I suspect this will actually be Microsoft's problem in the future. See the second reference I posted. Attitudes are changing. The OA was talking mainly about consumers and malware. I think the biggest effect on Microsoft will be from mega-corps burned by this.
PS: I would like to see the NHS get rid of XP as soon as possible, don't worry. It is just the complexity of the job exacerbated by budgets being hammered in the last 5 years or so (exactly when a planned approach to upgrade should have been happening).
- pixl97 13y agoAs a BSD/Linux user from the mid '90's it's nice to see the government joining the movement 15 years later. Of course no one listens when the money is good. Don't be surprised if the economy does well again these lessons will be quickly forgotten.