Funny.. I though Bill Gates is long gone from that company..
I however continue to work for Bill Gates. His last most USEFUL operating system – Windows XP (sp3). Yep, as per many, many reports, periodicals, etc, that was their peek, their pinnacle. Afterwards EVERY version was a step down south.
You can not get a computer today for “work”. You must tweak away, a zillion settings, to make it usable, somewhat convenient for “work”.
As one writer so well put it, today “we have to unlearn the easy way, and learn the hard way to do things”. Functionality, nothing too great has been introduced, no major earth shattering breakthroughs. They’re only gearing them and focused solely on becoming one with the smartphone devices. Todays’ systems have the goal of becoming better and better yet at play and play related… media.. virtual realistic this and that..
Hello Microsoft!! I need a computer system for work. (Darkened screen {ARE YOU SURE}, tiny button <Yes> large button <Remain in Playing Mode>)
There’s a reason for all the hype MS has been trying; (ending XP support, who needs support, had NO PROBLEMS!!!), throwing Windows 7 (all variations of versions) and disgusting 8 and 8.1 down everyone’s throat. Because, it’s just that, something forced upon the customers. (black screen: Are you sure?) XP was and IS the easiest and most useful operating system.
No wonder Bill Gates quit just as he saw the direction his company was taking.