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My guess is that they skipped 9 to demonstrate just how much better than Windows 8 this release will (they hope) be. And I must say, as a bit of marketing I thi
by pdabbadabba 12y ago
My guess is that they skipped 9 to demonstrate just how much better than Windows 8 this release will (they hope) be. And I must say, as a bit of marketing I think it's not bad -- it (and the release of 8.1) really makes you feel like they take the criticisms of Windows 8 very seriously. It remains to be seen, of course, whether they can put that into practice.
Also 7 8 9.
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- danieldk 12y agoMy guess is that they skipped 9 to demonstrate just how much better than Windows 8 this release will (they hope) be. And I must say, as a bit of marketing I think it's not bad Like Slackware Linux, which went straight from 4.0 to 7.0 ;).
- dottrap 12y agoHa. I've love to see them backpedal on this. 'We were wrong to jump right to 10, but wanted to show how much beyond 9 we are. So instead:' Introducing Windows 911