I agree 100%. I love early tech history articles like this, but he's assigning 'better/worse' valuations to things that are simply a matter of familiarity. Oth

I agree 100%. I love early tech history articles like this, but he's assigning 'better/worse' valuations to things that are simply a matter of familiarity. Other than having the windows logo, the windows key and the command key functionality are extremely divergent. And yeah, his mis-characterization of the context menu key highlights his lack of familiarity with the PC keyboard conventions.