I hope i'm misunderstanding a lot of that.
uh...yeah, and it's more secure that way. Not to mention most professional businesses have HD copy devices. But lets have all the most important data on a network instead. Less labour and less secure.
Yeah..in poorly written operating systems...So they create an OS that will allow them to create all the bugs and errors they can crap out without having to fix most of them? lol.
I only see this whole thing as, again, probobly pushing programming to an even more difficult stage for the future (hello poorly managed multithreading, hello vista, hello incoming Vienna), and making things even easier for the quickly growing retarded average end-users.
Not to mention, if they do split from Windows, will the PC market not spread out even more?
"it's loaded onto a hard disk physically located on that machine."
uh...yeah, and it's more secure that way. Not to mention most professional businesses have HD copy devices. But lets have all the most important data on a network instead. Less labour and less secure.
"Within the Microsoft environment, we have struggled for years with applications that are written so poorly that they will not work with others.
Yeah..in poorly written operating systems...So they create an OS that will allow them to create all the bugs and errors they can crap out without having to fix most of them? lol.
I only see this whole thing as, again, probobly pushing programming to an even more difficult stage for the future (hello poorly managed multithreading, hello vista, hello incoming Vienna), and making things even easier for the quickly growing retarded average end-users.
Not to mention, if they do split from Windows, will the PC market not spread out even more?