Bill Gates again denies the command 'Ctrl + Alt + Del

1. While holding a forum, Bill Gates was asked about the need to use three fingers to activate the Windows Actions menu.
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3. Bill Gates shirked responsibility.
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5. Ensure that, if he could, he would leave it on a single button

During the celebration of the Bloomberg Global Business Latech Technology News Forum, Carlyle Group co-founder and CEO David Rubenstein asked Microsoft founder Bill Gates to explain one of the most perplexing issues in the digital age: why do you need three fingers to block or log into a PC? Why did Gates ever think that was a good idea?

With a slight grimace

With a slight grimace, Gates, who has already responded to this issue again, disregarded the responsibility of the "ctrl-alt-super" command, saying that, "clearly, the people involved should have put in another command to activate these functions. "

Then Rubenstein pushed him. "Does he regret the decision?" "You can not go back and change the little things in your life without putting other things at risk," Gates said. But sure. If I could do a little editing, I would have that operation activated with a single button, "replied the philanthropist.

On a previous occasion, Gates already assured that that decision "was a mistake" and blamed directly to the engineer released this Latest Tech News few days. "We could have had a single button but the guy who did the keyboard layout at IBM did not want to leave it on a single button," he said of David Bradley, who worked on the original IBM PC and invented that combination.