Lets be honest here, if Midori presumably loses all backwards compatibility with previous Microsoft operating systems (aka, Windows). What use will it be? Why should anyone bother with this?
If it doesn't lose backwards compatibility, then you might as well call it Windows 8. Though, just in my opinion anyway.
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Lets be honest here, if Midori presumably loses all backwards compatibility with previous Microsoft operating systems (aka, Windows). What use will it be? Why should anyone bother with this?
If it doesn't lose backwards compatibility, then you might as well call it Windows 8. Though, just in my opinion anyway.
its saying it will be backwards compatible.. Re read the article bro..
Except it doesn't say that. It clearly says
"Backwards compatibility with legacy applications and hardware has also been considered;"
Also, I'm not your bro, guy.
Quit calling me guy, dude.
Listen guys, this is aboot diplomacy, this is aboot respect!
RTFA
10 bucks WINE will work on it.
@ Bleck, I'm not your guy, buddy.