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They've learned their lessons (the HARD way)

``Although Windows 2000 has been followed by several other Windows versions, the software remains extremely popular in corporations and small businesses. It still accounts for nearly half of all Windows-based business desktops, according to a recent survey by AssetMetrix.''

Which small to medium business would like to go over the same vicious cycles of installing XP or LH and then go over and over and over .... of re-re-repatching, de-installing, re-installing, re-de-installing, ETC. after they HAVE INVESTED so many resources on their w2k? I believe that they've learned their lessons (the HARD way) and now they just care to maintain their operations.

good luck with LH .... what is there for all these poeple? better graphics and file search capabilities? I think that people using ms windows is because they need to carry out their office tasks and not just fool around with useless features. Some people with plenty of time in their hands maybe. Not the people who use ms windows as a tool.

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