Hi Tomas, > I don't (unfortunately) agree with the statement: > > Windows is obsolete in all interesting segments, remaining only on > the desktop > > It appears to me that it's significantly more relevant then any bsd or > sparc ports. Well, I kind of agree with the statement only because I > have no interest in running windows unless there is a good commercial > reason for the effort.
Sure, if you consider the sheer number of installations and users. When talking about "interesting segments", I meant that the major battlefields these days are either in the smartphones and tablet area, with server (cloud) systems, or - traditionally (also in terms of sheer numbers), but largely unnoticed by the consumer - embedded systems. The desktop is losing importance. Especially for embedded systems PicoLisp might still have unexplored potential (right, Jakob?), but also for distributed databases. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
