Hell even the windows explorer shell still uses Win32 even in windows 10. Win32 ain't going anywhere anytime soon. And with windows 10 they just expanded the am

Hell even the windows explorer shell still uses Win32 even in windows 10. Win32 ain't going anywhere anytime soon. And with windows 10 they just expanded the amount of Win32 APIs that available for UWP apps. Now people are using them even in the UWP apps and now microsoft would somehow remove it? Also they just made side loading UWP apps easier by defaulting to the option to allow it (previously you had to go to control panel to enable it). Also stuff like this https://github.com/aL3891/AppxInstaller https://github.com/aL3891/AppxInstaller exist which make .msi installer for an .appx package.