In an interview he gave Windows Communication Manager, Jay PaulusAt ZDNet, explains that Windows XP were created at a time when security threats were “substantially different”, resulting in functional system can no longer cope with modern demands.
"At this point there is so much that needs to be done to fix the system that it is better to move on to a different platform. Purely from a safety point of view."
"It's just a different era. Oh, yeah Windows XP are very popular, and are still used by many users, but it is time to go beyond that "
In addition, Paulus pointed out that "Windows XP has had an amazing development over the years, although at first everyone hated the operating one. Just as it is now with the Windows 8».
Windows XP currently holds a significant market share (28%), and is the second most popular operating system worldwide after Windows 7. Windows XP support, however, officially expires on April 8, and users who are still using 12 operating time must clearly go to a newer operating system within the next two months.
Source: iguru.gr
