No. Microsoft makes poor implementations of existing Standards. TCP/IP for example was not made by Microsoft but implemented. Those "defacto Standards" like the Windows API was not adpoted by other operating systems. In fact, any "Standard" Microsoft made was never intended to not to be implemented in other products.
POSIX, for example, is a standard, implemented (almost) in
- GNU/Linux
- FreeBSD
- NetBSD
- OpenBSD
- Mac OS X
- ...
GNU/Linux (or any other OS) is a cancer and Windows is the cure
No. 90% undeserved Marketshare - exploited to impose DRM, and overdrawn Hardware Specification - that is a cancer.
Any Browser (mostly Firefox) is a cancer and IE is the cure
No. IE was initially designed to create a Vendor-Lockin on the WWW language. This technique is called EEE (Embrace, extend and extinguish). Microsoft has even tried that with Java. Imagine a WWW that is only accessible though windows. That is cancer.
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