I'd say it's pretty consistent with their stance on windows 10 being the "last windows, no more versioning, no more major version, just continuous update". Wit

I'd say it's pretty consistent with their stance on windows 10 being the "last windows, no more versioning, no more major version, just continuous update". With that being said it's a bit annoying to say the least that they don't discern between minor and major updates (considering the time it takes to perform it and then the time it takes users to find their marks around if they change UI stuff).