Things have changed a lot since then, but to me, seeing Windows being the platform which has the least software support, even in this limited scope, is a sign of how much of a reversal Windows has seen.
Things have changed a lot since then, but to me, seeing Windows being the platform which has the least software support, even in this limited scope, is a sign of how much of a reversal Windows has seen.
What a strange universe you must inhabit. Windows still utterly dominates the software landscape except in web stuff. I have yet to work at an org that didn't have a dependence on many pieces of software that are exclusively Windows.
I think they were talking about ARM.
You do know we are talking about Windows on ARM here right?
I haven't said that every time I've been talking about this, but that's the context, Windows on ARM.
> Windows still utterly dominates the software landscape except in web stuff.
Again, Context. Windows on ARM doesn't dominate anything. That's why I said "even in this limited scope" right after the phrase you quoted. I figured folks would recognize we were still on the same topic.