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> UWP doesn't allow enough system access to ever be the future of Windows. That's kind of the point. Most apps don't need unfettered system access and many (m
by ThrowawayR2 10y ago
> UWP doesn't allow enough system access to ever be the future of Windows.
That's kind of the point. Most apps don't need unfettered system access and many (most?) app authors aren't capable of writing an app that's secure anyway; one of the biggest attack vectors today is through apps.
- flukus 10y agoUWP won't replace win32 until it can handle all apps, not just most apps.