Micoshaft falling apart
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Its amazing how micoshaft compared to this time last year
is just falling apart with layoffs and Linux taking chunks
like 11 million netbooks out of its market with Open Office
and Firefox gone mainstream and taking sales there.
Linux netbook sales have gone mainstream (i.e. >7%)
in many countries.
This means government agencies and big corporations
can recommend Linux as a supported platform to its
developers and support departments because there is
money to be made selling to mainstream platform
and to the converted.
There is a good reason to be recommending netbooks
and Linux because Linux netbooks can dozens of
applications simultaneously at the same time while windummy OSen
can hardly manage two or three without seriously
compromising the response of the netbook.
Everything from servers to professional developer
packages run on Linux netbooks all the same time
making it next generation laptop exeperience.
Recommending micoshaft is about the most stupidest
thing to be doing these days when mainstream
alternatives like Linux are better platforms.
Today I can run perfectly all common software on Linux
without anyone having to recommend alternative OSen.
More reasons to give up on micoshaft because it will
soon fall apart and price of micoshaft softwares
go ballistic and unreasonable to feed a wasting
and dying company.
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