having 2 microsoft stories where the first is "oh no! microsoft has been (Maybe) hacked!" and the second is "oh no! microsoft are punishing people for not getting rid of perfectly functional systems!" kinda makes it difficult for me to feel sorry for them ngl,(reply>), @ReivecS right? None of my current computers can run W11 (legally). So all of my computers will run W10 until 2025 and then they will all be migrated to Linux,(reply>), @Rex Estoniae You're correct, the ReactOS project has actually gone through this twice -- first when the NT 4/2000 source code leaked, and then when XP SP1 did. Both times made it harder, including getting into a lawsuit the first time.,(reply>), @Jorge Brito Yep - although it depends on some legal stuff. I'm sure MS might go after the wine devs (and Proton devs) b/c "muh, copyright". We'll see I guess.,(reply>), @Bruce Carbon Lakeriver exactly what i was thinking, if they leak the Windows  source code, Proton and Wine would definitely beneficiate from it,(reply>), @Rex Estoniae Reminds me of the IBM situation all over again if where to happen.