> Everything's trivial if you aren't the one writing the code.

Well, that's true enough.

>> I guess the real question is "why are people manufacturing devices
>> that will only ever be used as part of an embedded system writing
>> drivers for it that won't work as part of an embedded system?"
>
> Except it *is* a driver working as part of an embedded system, obviously.

More specifically, given that Windows should never, ever, under any 
circumstances, be running on a single-function device like this, why are 
all the device drivers being written for Windows?

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