On 4/30/2013 6:18 AM PT, MCBastos typed:
You know what's weird? I never have crashes in 64-bit W7 SP1, but do in
XP Pro. SP3. :(
Not that weird. XP is in terminal life-support as it is, with the plug
scheduled to be pulled April 2014. Microsoft simply does not bother to
fix anything that is not a security issue or a really big showstopper
nowadays. And in one year's time, not even that.
Why would MS care about Adobe? Adobe still supports Windows XP SP3.
If the new edition of the Flash plugin touches something in Windows that
is revealed to be not as robust as it should be... well, tough luck for
XP users. From Steve Ballmer's POV, they should be forking money to buy
Windows 8 anyway, so anything that makes XP more annoying to use is not
really a problem for him.
Wouldn't this be Adobe's fault since older Flash didn't have these
issues in XP SP3?
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