Microsoft To Provide IE Patches for Windows XP Only
Fortunato_NC writes "Microsoft has decided that future IE updates, including those related to security, will only be available to customers using Windows XP. This news.com article has the complete scoop. A choice quote: 'Microsoft may be turning the lemons of its browser's security reputation into the lemonade of a powerful upgrade selling point.' This should provide a huge boost to Mozilla and other alternative browser backers."
This article tries to turn the sow's ear of an overstretched metaphor into the silk purse of a pithy comment, but winds up counting it's chickens in a castle built on sand as the skeletons in the closet come home to roost.
Whence? Hence. Whither? Thither.
What they mean is Windows 2000 is completely secure. It does not need anymore fixes. You should be happy that you selected W2K for all your 5000 employees.
What are you all complaining about? The 640 previous patches ought to be enough for anyone.
You have been paying for Software Protection. . .
Yeah, youse wouldn't want anything to 'happen' to yer software, now would you?
KFG
Nobody will ever need more than 640 patches.
Have you read my blog lately?