TechSpyre - Microsoft has enjoyed monopoly over operating system scenario since their first user friendly version Windows 3.11. Till date, there are a lot of efforts made by many platforms but Microsoft stands as the largest supplier of OS across the globe. Generalization of user experience for better control over application is far most considered feature of Microsoft’s OS interface. Till Windows 7 and now most awaited version Windows 8, there was rarely even a chance that any other supplier of OS can make even close. But the world we live is a place of possibilities and there are threats emerging to Microsoft’s monopoly slowly and steadily. One of the major OS shown some potential to challenge existing monopoly is evolving quickly from last a decade with rapid development in progress. Following is general information that what consideration they kept in focus to hit the market.
And, for once, some of what it can do looks genuinely useful.
Microsoft is laying off more employees, a new round after they cut thousands last year. It seems like many big tech companies are doing the same.
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I'm sorry, but you used the word "MONOPOLY" too many times in that opening statement.
'ReactOS Might End Microsoft Monopoly Over OS Market'
No, it won't.
No average user will use this over a Windows OS, ever. Only users who generally know what they want from their computers will give this a go then probably spot some issues along the way when <insert name here> won't install and abandon it.
It's like using a new web browser, as soon as you find it has issues on certain sites you always visit you go back to old faithful as it WORKS without messing with settings. < key point there, Windows OS tends to work with just about everything.
It looks like an older windows type.
Windows 7.
Sorry, but the fight over desktop will remain, for a long time, between microsoft and apple. I'd include Google, but their os really isn't there yet.