“It comes from the same warped (but ingenious) minds that coined
the term “legacy” back in the 1990s. That harmless word served to
forward the Windows NT – Intel processor gravy train at the expense
of so-called inferior technologies like mainframe, OpenVMS and even
Unix. Yet many would argue that despite all the genuine improvement
to Windows in recent years to make it much more enterprise
friendly, it still can’t hold a candle to many of these legacy
systems.”
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