On Thursday, Feb 20, 2003, at 16:03 US/Central, Jeremy Derr wrote: >> Hmm. Only time will tell if this was a blow to Mac users. I am >> expecting >> Microsoft to focus on supporting Win XP and newer, but it could be >> they've >> learned their lesson from the anti-trust lawsuit and will remain in >> the >> emulation business rather than the forced upgrade business. I expect >> that >> new VPC releases will achieve speed increases that Connectix could >> not have >> done on its own, but I fear this _may_ happen at the expense of Win >> 3.1/95/98/Linux compatibility. > > anyone who has used VPC in OS X on a less-than-high-end rig will > probably attest, this deal could not possibly hurt...
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