That’s a lot of reshuffling, but I wonder what the purpose of it all really is. It seems most Windows users want Windows to just be… Windows. They don’t want ‘modern’ apps forced upon them, they don’t want touch-optimised user interfaces, they don’t want application stores, and they certainly don’t want Windows anywhere else but their desktops and laptops. How much freedom to push the Windows platform forward do you really have when all users want is to run the same set of Win32 applications in perpetuity?
https://www.osnews.com/story/132182/...est-reshuffle/
Microsoft signals renewed interest in Windows with latest reshuffle
8th August 2020, 06:59
Microsoft signals renewed interest in Windows with latest reshuffle 
