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Originally posted by Labdarex
So it has already come to this... Linux will win in the end. All of us must have Linux in our lives after sometime. I'm planning to get Ubuntu or Arch.
Originally posted by xXxinfidelxXx
reply to post by VoidHawk
thus killing XPs functionality, forcing obsolescence.edit on 25/2/2012 by xXxinfidelxXx because: (no reason given)edit on 25/2/2012 by xXxinfidelxXx because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Signals
Microsoft declined to answer questions about the kill switch in Windows 8 other than to say it will only be able to remove or change applications downloaded through the new app store. Any software loaded from a flash drive, DVD, or directly from the Web will remain outside Microsoft’s control. Still, the kill switch is a tool that could help Microsoft prevent mass malware infections. “For most users, the ability to remotely remove apps is a good thing,” says Charlie Miller, a researcher with the security company Accuvant.
... it will only be able to remove or change applications downloaded through the new app store...
Still, the kill switch is a tool that could help Microsoft prevent mass malware infections.