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Is there any chance that we will see full native POSIX support in Windows 7? That is perhaps the only thing Microsoft could do to get me to upgrade to



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Default Now that Microsoft is embracing interoperability...

Is there any chance that we will see full native POSIX support in Windows 7?

That is perhaps the only thing Microsoft could do to get me to upgrade to Windows 7 from Windows Media Center 2005 Edition.


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