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For 1 and 2, probably because there's very little money in it and it would require an immense amount of effort.
by GFK_of_xmaspast 12y ago
For 1 and 2, probably because there's very little money in it and it would require an immense amount of effort.
- Retra 12y agoIndeed. And why would a somebody who makes their own operating system and has great tools for it be worried about tooling on other systems? The whole point of them having their own OS is to make money from it or to have the ecosystem they want. This helps with neither of those. It would probably be easier to make a stripped-down, open-source version of Windows. Then they probably wouldn't have to port anything.