That's an interesting statement. Don't you think Windows is going to remain a very viable and widely used OS over the short to middle term (~5 years) at least?

I see there are a number of follow-ups here, I will read them now....

>If you want to learn a ne programming language, your most important decision will be which platform(s) your application will run on. If you are willing to bet that Windows will keep on dominating, which is not going to happen, you can go for .net. However, if your applications also shall run on other devices, like Apple or Unix computers, tablets or smartphones, .net is a dead end.
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>>I want your opinion to all that knwo vfp and .NET languages like c# adn vb
>>i can learn vfp only by books but to learn vb.net or c# was more difficult and i had to register in a course to learn.
>>Is my idea or it happened to you too something simmilar?