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I know dropping 32-bit support will cause issues but isn't is broadly positive? Windows has always had a strong focus on backwards compatibility and look where
by Blackstone4 7y ago
I know dropping 32-bit support will cause issues but isn't is broadly positive? Windows has always had a strong focus on backwards compatibility and look where it has ended up. I feel like in 5-10 years time, we will look back and say it was the right decision.
I remember when Apple dropped the CD-ROM drive....I haven't used a CD/DVD since 2013...over 6 years ago and I cannot remember a time when I needed to use one other than playing old DVDs which is not a big deal with Netflix & co.