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@OS Reload I agree. The article is also flawed for various reasons. It is tracking only internet access. Many systems we use windows are only tied to the intranet for business use. I actually know people that are still running on Windows 98. XP will probably be around for the majority of our lifetime. All it needs is someone who continues to write drivers for new hardware. For instance the XP SATA support that was lacking when vista was introduced, was resolved, and people flocked back to XP on any system that would run it. It's like trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist. I wish they had just focused on repairing all the memory leaks and security issues of Windows and Office instead...but that doesn't make "business sense", doesn't make money.
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