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I always see you comment negatively when Microsoft is mentioned. You also make comments that clearly indicate your Windows experience is not practical (meaning
by naikrovek 7y ago
I always see you comment negatively when Microsoft is mentioned. You also make comments that clearly indicate your Windows experience is not practical (meaning you maybe read about Windows minutiae far more often that you actually experience or understand them) and those comments COMPLETELY undermine your effort to bad-mouth Windows.
This article (which you clearly didn't read) makes no mention of this change happening to Windows 10, but a ChromeOS-like "Windows Lite" instead, and if you are capable of controlling Windows "tightly" then you would definitely know how updates can be managed in appliances or devices that run a version of Windows designed for those use cases.
- maxxxxx 7y agoDo you have direct experience with that use case? I have been doing Windows development for a long time and since around 2010 I have become increasingly frustrated with their constant changes of direction. They can do great stuff if they set their minds to it (see SQL server for example or maybe MVC) but in my view the desktop development experience has worsened a lot in the last years . In addition my company has a lot of legacy stuff so we can’t just switch to their shiny new tools every few years.