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OtisMcWonderful (04/12/2015) [-] What rage? Windows 8.1, much like Vista, isn't as "bad" as people think it is. They're just pissed that it's different.
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anon (04/11/2015) [-]
I think this is kind of funny because EVERYONE does this - but people only complain about Microsoft doing it.
There are tons of 'features' in OsX you can't uninstall, same with iOS. It's the same thing with Android too - I can't uninstall the Google Apps package from my Android phone. Any cell phone you buy from a carrier is 99% guaranteed to include b.s. apps you can't remove either. SmartTvs and those stand alone media centers are the same deal, and consoles are completely locked down - especially Nintendo, but all of them.
Maaaaybe you can argue that Linux 'let's you' uninstall anything. But really, it just doesn't stop you. There is no guarantee that anything will work afterwards....still that's the exception. Every other commercial OS does what Microsoft does - and it's even more true when you move away from traditional desktops - specialized point of sale systems and junk like that or IBM mainframes, etc...
There are tons of 'features' in OsX you can't uninstall, same with iOS. It's the same thing with Android too - I can't uninstall the Google Apps package from my Android phone. Any cell phone you buy from a carrier is 99% guaranteed to include b.s. apps you can't remove either. SmartTvs and those stand alone media centers are the same deal, and consoles are completely locked down - especially Nintendo, but all of them.
Maaaaybe you can argue that Linux 'let's you' uninstall anything. But really, it just doesn't stop you. There is no guarantee that anything will work afterwards....still that's the exception. Every other commercial OS does what Microsoft does - and it's even more true when you move away from traditional desktops - specialized point of sale systems and junk like that or IBM mainframes, etc...
