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Originally Posted by Mimizuku no Lew
No-one's trying to stop them from improving their products.
Neither is restricting an OEM's ability to pre-install competitors' products (as MS' licensing scheme did with OEMs who wanted to preinstall RealPlayer, Netscape etc).
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Er your forgetting something here aren't you. That copy of Windows your using now is not yours. Its Microsoft's you have just paid for the licence and that's all. What they put in there software should be there business and only there business. No court should have the right to tell them otherwise. The only thing I would like to see on the next version of windows is a choice when installing like the 95/98 days