MA
No, but rather like MicroSoft have with Ctl-Alt-Del, he's made it really popular
CTRL-Alt-Delete wasn't an MS initiative. It was actually part of the original IBM PC specification dating back to 1981 and outside of an operating system the BIOS responds to it (for a reboot). The only reason it became 'popular' at all was because it appeared prior to login on Windows machines; Bill Gates said years later it was a mistake, he wanted a key that was never added to the standard IBM PC keyboard.
Which was the point that Markymark was making, wasn't it?
Yus
No, but rather like MicroSoft have with Ctl-Alt-Del, he's made it really popular
CTRL-Alt-Delete wasn't an MS initiative. It was actually part of the original IBM PC specification dating back to 1981 and outside of an operating system the BIOS responds to it (for a reboot). The only reason it became 'popular' at all was because it appeared prior to login on Windows machines; Bill Gates said years later it was a mistake, he wanted a key that was never added to the standard IBM PC keyboard.
Which was the point that Markymark was making, wasn't it?
Yus