http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/06/14/dell_ubuntu_windows_security/

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Regardless of the validity behind the statement, things just haven't been
going well for Microsoft ever since Ballmer took over. They completely
missed the boat on portable devices (Windows Mobile 7 is an afterthought,
even though it's likely a good OS for smartphones), royally screwed up with
Vista, and haven't shown any innovation compared to their rivals. Not long
ago Google was little more than a search engine, and Apple ten years ago was
scrabbling to revive their main product line. If major manufacturers like
Dell turn against them and start pushing other OSes, it's really going to
bode ill for Microsoft.

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