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  #2084092 4-Sep-2018 22:06
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Tinkerisk:

 

I think we will not experience many Win versions in the future ('til 2025). I guess the next after the Win era will be ChromeOS which is on it's way. Some bigger companies have started the phase-out already.

 

 

ChromeOS is the next thing. Redmond must be concerned




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  #2085302 7-Sep-2018 04:24
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Google was in the house today (the guys, not just the downloads) and it seems there will be a huge change. G-Suite has started it's replacing task.




     

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