Warp wrote:
> 
>   (The main problem with Microsoft is that they have this mentality that
> every new version of Windows has to look different just for the sake of
> looking different. Whether the change actually improves anything, or on
> the contrary, degrades usability, is completely irrelevant.)
> 

It sells, if something :(. Most people won't understand a bit if you
tell them you've rewrote memory management and tweaked the scheduler,
but they do understand if you tell them you have a new shining desktop
environment available.

-Aero

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