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Yeah, perhaps if the millions of IDIOTS could stop buying the Micros*it software that is an operating system from the stone age, we could make some headway on computer securty..... but NO!

Yeah, perhaps if the millions of IDIOTS could stop buying the Micros*it software that is an operating system from the stone age, we could make some headway on computer securty..... but NO!

Frankly, it's all about software availability. If all the game makers, multimedia, and other software companies released Linux versions of everything they made, they would probably sweep Windows away. Alas, the software publishers do not do this.

Even to this day, the desktop market is heavily influenced by the entertainment sector. People want DVD movies, music, and games. They learn Windows because all this stuff runs on it. When they get to their work place and new computers are needed, what do they do? They go with what they know.

I would gladly switch to OS X or 64-bit Linux; but none of my software runs on it, at least not without using some dirty hacks.