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Microsoft's Ballmer calls Google dual OS strategy perplexing
Did he once try to use Windows 95 himself?
Back in the day on a software project we would loose minimum 1 hour each working day. Luckily NT came along and finally saved us from the blue screens.
For a monopolist or in a plan economy offering choice doesn't make a lot of sense, I agree? Luckily things are changing as I am happily typing this away on my laptop with Ubuntu. And soon I'll give Linux Mint a go.
Did he comment on Open Source yet? That might be even more perplexing ;)
It is not so difficult to understand: it is all about what end users want en need. Some companies and some people do care about that and other companies have to learn that it matters, also from a business perspective.
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Click Help > About and then click Installation Details
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Back in the day on a software project we would loose minimum 1 hour each working day. Luckily NT came along and finally saved us from the blue screens.
For a monopolist or in a plan economy offering choice doesn't make a lot of sense, I agree? Luckily things are changing as I am happily typing this away on my laptop with Ubuntu. And soon I'll give Linux Mint a go.
Did he comment on Open Source yet? That might be even more perplexing ;)
It is not so difficult to understand: it is all about what end users want en need. Some companies and some people do care about that and other companies have to learn that it matters, also from a business perspective. - ostraaten about 17 hours ago