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The Windows WMF exploit could be the last wake up call Microsoft and others get

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AllYourTech News; By Rollie Hawk
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An ill wind is blowing near Microsoft right now. It's come and passed before, but this time seems different. I'm starting to get a lot of clients asking about this "Linux stuff." And I'm not even talking about the corporations trying to save money on software; I'm talking about individuals trying to save their home computers.

To begin with, I'm not alone in having my doubts about the "upcoming patch" that Microsoft has promised on the tenth of January. It's simply not going to be all it needs to be (even if it does appear on time).

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Just read the "fix" came out today. Anyone know if it works or more likely what component it inadvertently breaks?

I have great confidence in MS, eventually they will get it right, maybe.

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