I think it's a good example of why monopolies and vendor lock-ins are bad. Essentially when there IS choice, people will go to the better option, and the market leader, if they don't keep pace, people will move if they can.
It's when there is a huge exit barrier that companies get away with all sorts of garbage.
I think it's a good example of why monopolies and vendor lock-ins are bad. Essentially when there IS choice, people will go to the better option, and the market leader, if they don't keep pace, people will move if they can.
It's when there is a huge exit barrier that companies get away with all sorts of garbage.
Microsoft is doing just fine, for now... maybe Copilot will be the beginning of the end for them.