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Well, maybe if they tried, which Lenovo hasn't. They chose to use barebones windows. They were lazy.
I don't know, fuck it, keep blaming windows for everyone else's failures. Whatever.
Yeah I will continue to blame the OS vendor for the OS being unfit for purpose.
Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Micro$oft is more than happy to let companies pay to use their terrible OS for purposes they never built it for. But the question still stands as to why any of these companies continue to try and shove Windows into a use case that was never even a consideration when it was designed.
Like, if I had a really terrible hammer, and started trying to use it as a saw... I wouldn't blame the hammer's inherent terribleness at it's intended job for why it failed.
Fucking thank you. Finally another reasonable person.