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by superuser2
5268 days ago
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That's irrelevant. Apple sells you the hardware; when you buy an iPad, you are buying an iPad, not a tablet computer that happens to be bundled with iOS. There is no expectation that you can use it as a general purpose computer. When I buy laptop, I am buying a computer. Full stop. If the vendor wants to bundle an OS, great, but I expect to be able to change it. It's far more offensive not to be able to run Linux on a mainstream laptop than not to be able to run Windows on an iPad. |
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Maybe it's time to change your expectations? Why is Microsoft liable for your expectations? Why not only buy laptops that meet your expectations?
>It's far more offensive not to be able to run Linux on a mainstream laptop than not to be able to run Windows on an iPad.
ARM laptops are nowhere close to mainstream. They cannot run any Win32 applications. MS is starting from zero here.