[ Thanks to johan
for this link. ]
“While it may be more fun to project 1,000 years into the
future, looking at the coming year or two is more practical. Here
are a few predictions for high-tech trends in Y2K….”
“Windows will surge, Linux will fade. It may be going out on
a limb to say so, but with its Windows 2000 upgrade of NT,
Microsoft finally will produce a robust, bullet-proof version that
satisfies the corporate market. Moreover, Windows 95 and 98
users will upgrade faster and more dramatically than is generally
predicted….”
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