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" Strategically, Windows 10 marks the moment when Microsoft decided it was more important to have as many users as possible on the latest version of its operating system than to generate revenue from upgrades. Profits come from apps, advertising, and integration with cloud services. CEO Satya Nadella described the strategy as to "grow new monetization through services across a unified Windows platform," when he was speaking at the company's recent earnings webcast. "
at which moment does it makes sense (financially, technically and not pride) for Microsoft to abandon the winOS-core and go for a Unix core with a windows skin and services ... ? They are using more and more linux in the Azure -datacenter ...
Biting the hand that feeds IT
