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Steve Ballmer to retire as Microsoft CEO - Windows 8 Ship Taking Ballmer (Captain) Down With ?


Nedal0

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Finally its been announced. I guess the Windows 8 Ship is Sinking and taking the Captain Along for the Final Swim !

Here's the article below:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/23/4650596/steve-ballmer-retiring-as-microsoft-ceo

No one will miss Ballmer really. Nothing memorable during his tenure and there was rumours he was going anyway. Now Windows 8 can redeem itself.

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"within the next 12 months" M1cr0$h1t is fucked up , Xbox one is garbage, Windows 8 is bullshit and more over their shity games are over priced.
12 months is enough to eliminate M$ from the game...

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After unsuccessful Vista he come to power being Microsoft CEO and in his time Windows 7 published give him some sort of credit and do not accuse everything on the shoulder of one man, the end of the day one goes other comes and nothing is forever for sure.

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/microsoft-ceo-steve-ballmer-retire-12-months/story?id=20045625
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"Stock markets have reacted positively to today's news, with Microsoft's stock trading 7.5 percent higher." :lol:

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Rofl at Microsoft shares jumping nearly 10% higher with news that Ballsmuncher is leaving. Unfortunately he will be given millions of $$ in a golden handshake and also tons of M$ shares as a retirement present. I'm betting he doesn't even use windows 8!

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Rofl at Microsoft shares jumping nearly 10% higher with news that Ballsmuncher is leaving. Unfortunately he will be given millions of $$ in a golden handshake and also tons of M$ shares as a retirement present. I'm betting he doesn't even use windows 8!

Lol! He take money and flee, and let Microsoft sink into the river !

Hope we see some fast changes cause my consumers go away from that Win8 crap shit, and cost me some extra lose of money, if microsoft sink we will deeply sink with it, this is what those greedy bastards do to us only they do whats increase their income...

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I don't know whether this is good or bad. I don't really know whether Ballmer is responsible for the W8 nonsense or it's quite a few of the employees that actually designed it. Despite me wanting to move to Linux, i can only hope that the future of MS goes well with the new CEO. They would be walking into a mess lol. =P

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I don't know whether this is good or bad. I don't really know whether Ballmer is responsible for the W8 nonsense or it's quite a few of the employees that actually designed it. Despite me wanting to move to Linux, i can only hope that the future of MS goes well with the new CEO. They would be walking into a mess lol. =P

Designers don't just get up and design. They follow what the Microsoft has outlined for them so those designed are definitely signed off by Ballmer. Windows 7 was a fixed up Windows Vista so there is no credit for Ballmer there as Vista was being fixed anyway.

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Well all i can really hope for is MS will get a CEO that actually listens to consumer feedback, properly deal with the XP user base and find a way to give users a better option between the desktop or the modern UI. Can't really expect users to move off an older OS when all you have to offer is a new UI and a half W7 OS. (well it is more than half way but if they keep removing features it's not going to be much of a W7 left)

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