Fine, but I am not impressed by this virtual machine/OS stuff they talked about, either.  I WILL admit that their remark about programs so poorly written that they won't run on (newer versions of) Windows makes some sense. I had not thought about it, but who's to say that some problems we have with Windows are in fact, NOT Windows problems, but application problems?   I am guilty of always assuming that it's Windows fault - and it CAN'T ALWAYS BE Windows' fault.  All in all, that link was worth the read. Although there's indeed poorly written software. Windows being poorly written itself doesn't help much... :rofl    You're  supossed  to expect that an older program will work on a newer setup, it's called backwards compatibility, a concept that still today eludes Microsoft :rolleyes:    My bet's on that the new Operative System Microsoft is developing is just a bad Unix ripoff :rolleyes: