For those who do my own work is not yet clear whether it is time to rejoice, despair, or just stand and watch in the hope that the strong pressures from below do somehow take a step back to headquarters in Redmond. It is now officially off the market Windows XP, at least in its stand-alone.

This event has two main consequences on the work of a consultant: more gains arising from forced migration to the "new" operating system and a huge increase in the volume of information from jatture face. Frankly, I feel that the budget will be significantly disadvantageous, we will see.

For the moment all my experience with Vista has proven to strongly negative. Often my clients have been asking the same downgrade due to frequent blocks, incompatibilities that before - with Windows XP - and associated costs were not significant due to the updating of the software professional.

We see, then. In any case, the questionable attitude of Microsoft, which has decided to ignore blithely claims of millions of customers who would like to maintain a status quo achieved only after years of updates and service packs

I'm sure someone will let them convince you to try Linux, finally ....

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