That's an apples to oranges comparison. To upgrade Chrome a consumer depends only on himself. To upgrade a server OS, the "user" (the sysadmin) depends on a number of other people with different priorities. And that's _if_ the people he depends on are still with the company...
I've been faced inumerous times with impossible upgrades (nobody cares about upgrading besides you, so nobody cares to fix whatever is preventing the upgrade). And when the upgrade is possible, many times it takes years.
That same user that upgrades Chrome on his laptop, is still stuck with IE7 at work because his company relies on it to pay his salary.
I've been faced inumerous times with impossible upgrades (nobody cares about upgrading besides you, so nobody cares to fix whatever is preventing the upgrade). And when the upgrade is possible, many times it takes years.
That same user that upgrades Chrome on his laptop, is still stuck with IE7 at work because his company relies on it to pay his salary.