![]() ![]() ![]() We're republishing this piece from 2013, because we still think that Gates' telling of the story is a little misleading for IBM it was a feature, not a flaw, that ctrl-alt-del requires two hands, and if Microsoft really wanted a single button ctrl-alt-del for Windows NT, it was Microsoft, not IBM, with the market dominance to achieve that. Talking at Bloomberg Global Business Forum, Gates reiterates that he wishes IBM had created a dedicated button for the feature. Once again, Bill Gates has bemoaned the creation of the ctrl-alt-del shortcut.
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