eWeek: Who Is Hurt By Microsoft's Neglect of Older Browsers?

"In fact, it is probably not in Microsoft's best interest to force such a move even if it could. Today, a Windows 98 machine that is orphaned because it lacks the necessary oomph to run XP SP2 can become a capable Linux box in about an hour, maybe less.

"These Linux machines, plus other such retrofitted boxes, would be perfect for enterprise customers who don't specifically require Microsoft Office but need up-to-date security..."

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