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Re: Alternatively

Those heady days of the late 90's and early 2000's where every new generation of CPU made huge leaps in terms of performance are long behind us

.. but unfortunately, the degradation of performance with every Windows update marches on unabated. I swear it's like they are showing their investors just how strong a grip they have on their users by getting away with selling, no, licensing them crap while far better and more economical* alternatives are readily available.

"It's worse than that, it's crap, Jim, crap, Jim, crap Jim" (to the tune of The Firm's Star Trekking in honour of the late Nichelle Nichols).

* _{If you add wasted manhours to the cost equation.}