Inside Windows XP Reduced Media Edition
An anonymous reader writes "Flexbeta.net has got it's take on Windows XP Reduced Media Edition, which is basically Windows XP Pro stripped of its Windows Media Player. To sum it up, there is hardly any noticable difference between XP RME and XP Pro, except for the welcome screen and Windows not recognizing their own file format. The article hints how this may be the beggining to a Windows OS without any Microsoft applications. Bye-bye Internet Explorer?"
Since MS's opponents cannot beat them in the marketplace, they started to shift their fight into legislating Windows into a product consumers won't want.
If they do indeed come up with a version of Windows with no IE embedded in it, does this mean they'll have to come up with a version of Windows Update that's not embedded in IE? Might I be able to finally use my computer in complete peace?
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I'm all for "choice" and all that stuff. But to new users who get this OS with a computer and can't play music cause there isn't a player on it this is complete crap. I hope MS puts a giant link on their desktop for "click here to download media player to play music". Stupid media player makers who keep complaining....
Wouldn't this be the first modenrn OS that doesn't let you play music out the box?
"There is no real right or wrong, just what the majority accepts at the time."
This is about Brussels sticking their thumb in the eye of an American company. Not much different than their subsidization of Airbus.
Because maybe they are a bigmouth stupid asshole, who has no idea what they are talking about. But thats just a guess on my part.