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Piles for Windows - a pain in the arse?

Sitting comfortably? Not for long

Lester Haines

Fri 9 Jul 2010 // 10:46 UTC

Those of you who reckon Windows is a pain in the arse will enjoy this confirmation of the fact from Dragonshorn Studios:

Well, we reckon Dragonshorn might want to rethink that name. Chalfonts for Windows? Works for us. ®

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