Microsoft to Reportedly Re-org Windows Team After RS5 Release

Faith · 15 Sep 2018

What is "re-org"? Re-orginization? And what does this re-org mean?

Josey Wales · 15 Sep 2018

Maybe add remove players...

swarfega · 15 Sep 2018

lol

Diceman2037 · 15 Sep 2018

good, fresh eyes can get some of the annoying bugs fixed.

Winuser · 15 Sep 2018

Faith said:

What is "re-org"? Re-orginization? And what does this re-org mean?

Maybe Ninja Cat is being asked to leave.

Steve C · 16 Sep 2018

Here is their chance to bring in people who know about software QA.

jimbo45 · 16 Sep 2018

Hi there

I see the subscription model is being touted again -- in which case Linux for me with Legacy (non subscription) windows running as VM's.

I know the whole thing has been discussed almost "ad nauseam" but this time and with a re-org of the division it seems to carry more traction -- we shall see though.

I can't see zillions of users stumping up subscriptions - in which case there's a danger that millions of Windows installations will be running poor security systems which is also a danger to other users of the internet -- so presumably security upgrades will still be available free.

cheers
jimbo

swarfega · 16 Sep 2018

jimbo45 said:

Hi there

I see the subscription model is being touted again -- in which case Linux for me with Legacy (non subscription) windows running as VM's.

I know the whole thing has been discussed almost "ad nauseam" but this time and with a re-org of the division it seems to carry more traction -- we shall see though.

I can't see zillions of users stumping up subscriptions - in which case there's a danger that millions of Windows installations will be running poor security systems which is also a danger to other users of the internet -- so presumably security upgrades will still be available free.

cheers
jimbo

I agree with you.

Barman58 · 16 Sep 2018

All I see is unsubstantiated rumours from a blogger, reported by another blogger.

I think I'll wait for something real