Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 29th Jul 2006 20:50 UTC
"With all the buzz around thin clients, Microsoft execs are trying to find targets for thicker installations of Windows Vista. Maybe they should take a look at how Apple has executed on its thick computing strategy, and the resulting bonanza of upgrade sales."
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2005-07-04
I don't see how that Mac Mentality thing applies to what I said? In-fact, I'll sing the same praises about Linux not requiring Microsoft's overbearing and annoying activation scheme, or Windows 2000 even for that matter. I've publically, on this very site, criticized Apple in the past, even while I continue to buy their products. There are numerous things I don't like about Apple (espescially their short support times for operating systems), and I'm not afraid to say them publicly, so I'm not part of the Mac herd. I've even said Apple should learn some quality control instead of just being another Dell and slapping crap together and hoping it works. I was just saying I hope Apple doesn't emulate Microsoft's activation schemes.
Not everyone has problems with license keys. Some people and their computers are cursed, plain and simple