Apparently Linux desktop is more secure

In the wake of the WannaCrypt malware disaster there have been moves within the Linux community to try and use it to prove that this is the ideal reason to put Linux on the Desktop.

But Windows 7 is still king

NetMarketShare’s monthly OS usage figures show that Windows 10 use is growing but it is still a long way behind the aging and insecure Windows 7.

27,000 PCs still run the ancient software

More than 27,000 PCs in use by London’s Metropolitan Police are running Windows XP despite an IT modernisation programme and fears that it makes them vulnerable to hackers.

Attacks are coming

Drupal 6 which is still on ten percent of CMS’s is a 0-day waiting to happen.

Too good to be true

Latest figures show that Windows 10's meteoric growth has finally been checked, according to NetmarketShare.

Or Godot

The PC market is holding its breath waiting for the release of Windows 10.

Will be available on July 29^th

Microsoft has reinstated some of the most important features of Windows, the solitary games are back, and it seems that it won't stop just there. 

What could possibly go wrong?

Japan's nuclear industry, which has not been particularly lucky in recent years, might be suffering from a bad case of addiction to Windows XP.

People are installing it

After a slump in the use of Windows XP, it appears that some daft people are re-installing it, even as they walk away from Windows 7.

Still not migrating