My guess is that MS will rewrite certain subsystems to exploit the tests.
I would be very suspicious of any machine that comes from them pre-configured.
That's not to say that WindoesN'T doesn't perform. In my daily work,
although I'm one of the fortunate ones that get paid primarily to work
on/with Linux, I see NT running surprisingly fast and well in a lot of
situations. It's not perfect, but then, neither is Linux. There is a lot
to say about a product with 100s of *directed* programmers working on it
actually being paid money. I'm astonished and thrilled to death at how
well Linux is doing.
Tim
--
(work) sailer@bnl.gov / (home) tps@buoy.com - http://www.buoy.com/~tps
"Cogito, ergo sum. Cogito, ergo doleo. Cogito sumere potum alterum."
I think, I am. I think, I am depressed. I think I'll have another drink.
-- Rob Wheeler <rob@pypers.demon.co.uk>
** Disclaimer: My views/comments/beliefs, as strange as they are, are my own.**
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