> Do not break things that work. Do not change what doesn't need changing. Exactly. Things don't work, the only way to fix it is to change it. It has a few neg

> Do not break things that work. Do not change what doesn't need changing. Exactly. Things don't work, the only way to fix it is to change it. It has a few negative consequences but they're already here and standing still won't make it better. If OSs start having the features needed, the control will return. But as long as some people are dragging their feet, throwing tantrums, ignoring the large majority for which it's a positive change, it's going to be a tiresome long process.