>There are "operating systems" whos' live cycle is set to 3 years by the
>manufacturer. How does a long-term strategy for a company doing application
Hm. Speaking of support: Most programs for Windows 95/98 still run on
my WinXP desktop. Those binaries for RedHat Linux 5.1 don't even link
on RHL9.
Regards
Henning
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