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> Microsoft, please start removing shortcuts that no one needs, you surely must have all the telemetry data to support my point by now. Happy to see you aren't
by eitland 8y ago
> Microsoft, please start removing shortcuts that no one needs, you surely must have all the telemetry data to support my point by now.
Happy to see you aren't working at Microsoft.
This constant push to remove everything that someone doesn't see the value of is really annoying for me.
Most of these shortcuts has been there for years.
The fact that you weren't even aware probably shows that this isn't a problem at all.
So please Microsoft: continue to "just work".
I far prefer Linux, but there is something to be said for "just working" for a very long time. (Feels crazy to say and I have a fair number of annoyances with Windows, but even if Windows never made me happy like a good KDE 3 or 5 setup, even Vista and 8 was kind of usable for me after some configuration, this is something I cannot say certain alternatives at that time)
(Now, there is one really crazy shortcut IMO, and that is alt + shift + space; enabled by default at least until Windows 8. Will change you keyboard layout with next to no visual feedback. Why this needs to be there by default on machines that will never be used for more than one language is beyond me, but I'll leave that to the experts, I'd rather have too many options than to few.)