Unfortunately since manufacturing is down significantly in this country, 
many industrial software companies have taken huge hits on their sales.

As a result they have laid off staff and developers and are now unable 
to update some of their existing software packages so they will run 
properly on
Windows 7.

I am sure now that in hindsight some of them wish that they had jumped 
off the Windows bandwagon years ago and moved to Linux.

Does anyone think that Microsoft is a progressive software company any 
longer?   I think that Microsoft peaked many years ago.

I think that Bill Gates got out at about the right time..  nothing to do 
here.. might as was well leave...

Dave

On 9/29/2010 5:08 PM, Adam Hunt wrote:
>> Perhaps Microsoft.. out of the goodness of their heart will turn over
>> the Windows XP source code to the public domain so us minions can keep
>> American manufacturers working. ;-)
>>
>>      
> I think there's a better chance that all the manufactures that build
> Windows based SCADA and PLC control interfaces, embedded development
> tools, and the like port their software en mass to Linux. Hell, with
> all the recent Stuxnet news this might happen anyway.
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