Re: 20 years is a lot of time.
Remind me - how many digits should we reserve for the year number?
Posts by chris_stjohn
3 publicly visible posts • joined 1 Oct 2014
For real this time, get your butt off Python 2: No updates, no nothing after 1 January 2020
Chipzilla of the mobile world Qualcomm wants to slurp Brit vendor CSR... for £1.6bn
Microsoft WINDOWS 10: Seven ATE Nine. Or Eight did really
Wednesday 1st October 2014 09:40 GMT 
Why?
The question that Microsoft have failed to answer pretty much ever since Windows XP is: Why should an enterprise upgrade?
So Windows XP died and enterprises reluctantly rolled out Windows 7 which is, I believe, a worthy successor but still cost enterprises tens or hundreds of thousands of pounds. So - why would they want to do that again for Windows 10 were it not for planned obsolescence?
And is Redmond's strategy really just to keep pumping out that same kernel with a few tweaks to the UI?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
