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<blockquote data-quote="Victor M" data-source="post: 1113821" data-attributes="member: 96560"><p>Personally I think MS is deliberatly making life difficult for Linux users. For example, if you format a USB stick using Fedora or Ubuntu in ntfs format, and insert it into a windows machine, after a few times it will choke. I have then tried formatting it using windows. But after a few file transfers, it again fails to recognize it. I'd say MS is sore after losing the cloud server battle to Linux. Some stats have it that 80%+ cloud servers are using Linux. What will they think of next? Blocking SSH connections? They have owned market for some 20 years, now their time has come and gone. Just look at the once great IBM. Their name used to be synonymous with computers, now they are no longer a computer company but a multi-faceted services company. MS having to defend their 'turf' that way is a sure sign of a loser.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victor M, post: 1113821, member: 96560"] Personally I think MS is deliberatly making life difficult for Linux users. For example, if you format a USB stick using Fedora or Ubuntu in ntfs format, and insert it into a windows machine, after a few times it will choke. I have then tried formatting it using windows. But after a few file transfers, it again fails to recognize it. I'd say MS is sore after losing the cloud server battle to Linux. Some stats have it that 80%+ cloud servers are using Linux. What will they think of next? Blocking SSH connections? They have owned market for some 20 years, now their time has come and gone. Just look at the once great IBM. Their name used to be synonymous with computers, now they are no longer a computer company but a multi-faceted services company. MS having to defend their 'turf' that way is a sure sign of a loser. [/QUOTE]
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