> He is angry that the status quo of having an actively supported open Windows platform is being threatened. He is fighting against losing that. Except that, a

> He is angry that the status quo of having an actively supported open Windows platform is being threatened. He is fighting against losing that. Except that, at this point, there's no evidence that it's being threatened. Microsoft currently makes almost all its revenues from traditional Win32 programs (including Office) and practically nothing from UWP apps. Same is true for Adobe, IBM, and practically every other major software publisher.