greenend.co.uk is the official domain for PuTTY (specifically, www.chiark.greenend.co.uk). Simon Tatham has hosted it there from the start. I'd be more suspicious of putty.org, honestly.
Except that the official domain is greenend.org.uk. See, even you got confused it there.
What would you say if someone set up a website with the following URL: http://www.chiark.greenend.org/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
Do you see what the problem is here?
It's contraversial because it has the potential to result in another round of great Linux Desktop instability.
Hehheh. Cue in the Linux fanboy brigade who will rigorously want to deny this "instability" that you are talking about. *munches popcorn*
Seriously though, I like the things Nadella has been doing. Reverting the Windows 8 start screen, releasing Windows 10 for free
Let's not forget that a lot of those decisions have actually been made by the Operating Systems Group, which is lead by Joe Belfiore and Terry Myerson.
What do you mean Linux is "too unreliable"? It won't crash, it won't lose your data, it will keep 100+ day uptimes without a hitch...
Sure the kernel won't crash but the desktops are filled with little glitches.
As for LibreOffice vs. MS Office, both will keep 100% of their formatting once you export to PDF, and keep 100% of their data if you use any open format like ODT, DOCX, or plain text.
Not true...the layout of a DOCX can be corrupted on save or load. Not very nice if your business partner opens your document later and discovers that it's messed up. It makes you look unprofessional and might even lead to a lost sale.
Linux is not a realistic alternative on the desktop. It's too unreliable.
Additionally, LibreOffice is not suitable for real world use as it will ruin the layout of your MS Office documents (which still dominate the business world).
Arithmetic is being able to count up to twenty without taking off your shoes. -- Mickey Mouse
