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I understand Microsoft's concern but stuff like this will not help. Take my neighbor for example, I'm quite sure he will still be using his old computer until i
by brunnsbe 13y ago
I understand Microsoft's concern but stuff like this will not help.
Take my neighbor for example, I'm quite sure he will still be using his old computer until it breaks, happily running Windows XP with no idea that the support or updates (that he never have installed anyway) has ended, people like him doesn't understand what it's all about and therefore doesn't care.
All I can do is to tell him that it's time for an upgrade but he will insist to keep on using it (at least I managed to install Firefox and Avast on his computer a couple of years ago).
- sliverstorm 13y agoIt would be fine to use antique computers, if they just weren't networked. Like the old 486sx running DOS in the labs at my alma mater. Although the air gap was a pain in the butt. Who ever thought I would be buying floppies in 2011.