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minus-squareQuazatronlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up14·9 days agoWindows will not die so easily. Two reasons: 1. Too much money behind and around it. 2. Sheer corporate inertia. 3. As long as there is no competition to the AD/Entra ecosystem, companies will buy it. Ok, three reasons.
minus-squareschipelblorp@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up10·9 days agoI will counter all that with one reason: Nobody trusts Donald J. Trump with their data. https://www.bordercybergroup.com/the-unravelling-how-europe-is-dismantling-three-decades-of-microsoft-dependency/
minus-squareDevDave@piefed.sociallinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up4·9 days agoThe French Gardia switched over to an in house Linux distro and now a lot of governments and companies are watching to see what happens.
Windows will not die so easily. Two reasons: 1. Too much money behind and around it. 2. Sheer corporate inertia. 3. As long as there is no competition to the AD/Entra ecosystem, companies will buy it. Ok, three reasons.
I will counter all that with one reason:
Nobody trusts Donald J. Trump with their data.
https://www.bordercybergroup.com/the-unravelling-how-europe-is-dismantling-three-decades-of-microsoft-dependency/
The French Gardia switched over to an in house Linux distro and now a lot of governments and companies are watching to see what happens.