You have a right to know. You have a right to all the information you need to make an informed choice about any product you buy.This appears to be along the lines of Andy G's efforts at [link|http://www.aaxnet.com| Aaxnet] to educate his clients, with a bit more elaboration of the technical details - for the ones with longer attention spans.
The author wrote this article because of the need to give his customers fundamental information about the direction Microsoft wants to take them. Few people have the technical background to understand fully the advantages and disadvantages of software as complex as an operating system. Without fundamental information, it is difficult for non-professionals to understand the advice of professionals.
The author is not anti-Microsoft in any way. There appear to be management problems at Microsoft, but the author would like any problems to be fixed, rather than have the entire world suffer through Microsoft doing poorly. Because he has spent considerable time trying to understand the problems, and because he cares deeply about fixing the problems, the author is, in that sense, "more pro-Microsoft than Bill Gates".
A nicely collated catalogue of the general Gates method, ~ How shall I fuck thee? Let me count the ways. I shall fuck thee to the depth and breadth and height my soulless ego can reach, when feeling out of sight for the ends of Greed and obscene Power.
Ashton