I think Windows' servers started to be competitive since the releases of 2003.
They started to use automated tools to analyze the code and find antipatterns that use to trigger security flaws.
I guess they focused first in office and other apps, the most visible part the desktop, and the reason why people bought computers.
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I think Windows' servers started to be competitive since the releases of 2003.
They started to use automated tools to analyze the code and find antipatterns that use to trigger security flaws.
I guess they focused first in office and other apps, the most visible part the desktop, and the reason why people bought computers.