Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
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Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
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Re: Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
#2I think the real problem is not corporate licenses, but all those bootleg XP copies running in China (and who can blame them, XP is still a perfectly fine OS). MS should offer a free and legal upgrade to Windows7 for home/gaming use to get this somewhat under control.
Re: Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
#3I think the real problem is not corporate licenses, but all those bootleg XP copies running in China (and who can blame them, XP is still a perfectly fine OS). MS should offer a free and legal upgrade to Windows7 for home/gaming use to get this somewhat under control.
Not just China; probably also the rest of the known world.
Re: Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
#4I think the real problem is not corporate licenses, but all those bootleg XP copies running in China (and who can blame them, XP is still a perfectly fine OS). MS should offer a free and legal upgrade to Windows7 for home/gaming use to get this somewhat under control.
Why? How is that their responsibility?
And what advantage would there be for them?