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I am not speaking from a doom and gloom standpoint but rather from erosion at the base.

These costly Windows 'Experiences' do damage whether anyone wants to admit it or not. The Open Source movement is actually benefiting from the current economic climate and will continue to grow at a steady pace.

The Auto makers had their world tilted with the man-made Oil crisis and look what happened. All it would take is some type of shakeup in this realm such as Obama's tax on Coal powerplants that will bankrupt businesses and wreak havoc and we will see where the fall out goes.

No company is immune and just because they are on top today, does not mean with the electricity man-made shortage on the horizon they will continue to sell software on home machines when the people cannot pay their light bills...

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