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WinUI 3 is decoupled from the platform and is one of its major improvements, apps built with it will run on Windows 10 builds as far back as 1803 (that’s two ye
by snuxoll 6y ago
WinUI 3 is decoupled from the platform and is one of its major improvements, apps built with it will run on Windows 10 builds as far back as 1803 (that’s two years old and is EOL even for enterprise customers).
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- nindalf 6y agoThat's pretty great, and kudos to Microsoft. However the person I was replying to has a 20 year old app. I'm going to guess they still have users on Windows 8, 7, maybe even Vista and XP. Using the WinUI API, even a bit of it, will leave those users in the lurch.
- jfkebwjsbx 6y agoTrue, but anyone making commercial apps have to support Windows 8.1 for a few years (still not EOL!) at the very least. Some even support Windows 7 (only EOL'd a few months ago).