Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 24th Jun 2008 19:08 UTC
Analysts continue to trump the lack of applications being developed for Vista. Yet, as Randall Kennedy points out, "developers who write for Windows rarely target a specific version. Rather, they select a particular API framework and proceed from there." The supposed Vista 'app gap' is a straw man, Kennedy argues. "The real question should be: Why aren't developers leveraging the various iterations of the .Net framework?"
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None of my friends or family have XP machines with either .NET 1.1 or 2.0 installed. There simply aren't any .NET apps that any of them feel compelled to use. I have never installed .NET for them, and they have never required it.