And about Windows XP, or any other crap variants of Windows. Windows was made by people who get paid to do what they are doing. And after doing the OS, they are paid for repairing bugs. It was also noted that they leave some unfinished bug reports open, so they could actually have something to fix on Windows ... that's why there are so fucking many bugs there. If you compare it to Linux, Linux became popular in 1998 and it had around 30,000 users ... and it is an open source (free) OS and there's a difference between people who work for the good of others and themselves, and those who work to get paid. In 2003 there were 18 million users of Linux already, while in 2005 29 million ... it's spreading fast and it's already way better than Windows, in graphics, smoothness, practical use, everything ... even games are now working as they should be.

If I am right, perhaps, Windows XP might get perfected in year 2021 like Dwarfy said, but I'd say only 2% of computer users will use it (because they will be old fashioned), while rest will switch to Linux. Or if at least one of you guys ever heard of the term "Singularity" or read the book or found the phrase on internet "Singularity is near", than you might guess what's on my mind.