Y'know Windows 10 has loads of great little improvements say on Windows 2000.. You only really notice them when u try to use an old machine running 2000 or XP o

Y'know Windows 10 has loads of great little improvements say on Windows 2000.. You only really notice them when u try to use an old machine running 2000 or XP or whatever and theyre not there.. Examples.. can cut/copy and paste files mutiples times and it will queue them up.. When copying files it shows progress + graphs the speed. Right click on windows button to get list of loads of common management tools (that b4 u had to dig down to in various weird places) Alt-tab shows little thumbnail of each program running. thumbnails of image files and whatnot in explorer loads of option in the explorer GUI for searching and displaying files powershell drag window to side to have it take up half the screen etc. etc. These are all great useful and non intrusive design ideas. Thats good design. And I reckon they came about from more grassroots action, eg. customer feedback or boots on the ground engineers. 'Design concepts' like Metro are the kind of shit that marketing or upper management come up with as part of some dubious business or marketing scheme, and then are awkwardly and irritatingly foisted upon the engineers and users alike. That kind of BS is utterly regressive.