And now they know why all previous versions of windows did service packs and new OS versions instead of a single, permanent OS with a rolling update model. They're costing themselves more money with constant update packs instead of hotfixes, 2 or 3 services packs, and and end of life cycle.
Give it two or three more years. They'll switch back and release a new OS version. It will, of course, be a steaming pile of crap because they want to force a single OS for all devices because they haven't learned their lesson yet.
And now they know why all previous versions of windows did service packs and new OS versions instead of a single, permanent OS with a rolling update model. They're costing themselves more money with constant update packs instead of hotfixes, 2 or 3 services packs, and and end of life cycle.
Give it two or three more years. They'll switch back and release a new OS version. It will, of course, be a steaming pile of crap because they want to force a single OS for all devices because they haven't learned their lesson yet.
And now they know why all previous versions of windows did service packs and new OS versions instead of a single, permanent OS with a rolling update model. They're costing themselves more money with constant update packs instead of hotfixes, 2 or 3 services packs, and and end of life cycle.
Give it two or three more years. They'll switch back and release a new OS version. It will, of course, be a steaming pile of crap because they want to force a single OS for all devices because they haven't learned their lesson yet.