It's just a marketing strategy, to get more people on board of the Windows-as-a-service train, a train without exit doors. Good that I hear about that, I will

It's just a marketing strategy, to get more people on board of the Windows-as-a-service train, a train without exit doors. Good that I hear about that, I will buy a current gen CPU than and install a Win7 for legacy applications for the next ten years. And will await Android for Desktop or Google Fuchsia. The Windows days are over, that's happens when a CEO favors short turn strategies and burns his platform.