Re:Product X is not for YOU (Score 1)

That's the interesting part. So much of what Microsoft does these days seems to indicate that they have forgotten what a customer is, or should be. Wouldn't it make sense for Microsoft to make products that work so well for the end user that people would be happy to buy them? Every instance of a Microsoft customer leaving to other ways of doing things probably has something to do with products that either don't perform as well as they should, or Microsoft deliberately limiting what the customer can do with the product. It make me wonder who Microsoft's actual customers are, because it probably hasn't been a single user with a single computer for a long time. Or, maybe, if they are not actually doing evil, then they are just confused. Yeah, that's it, confused.