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I hope they finally fully implement/hide most of the old era Windows UI elements. Biggest one I still use to this day is the control panel.
by rhexs 6y ago
I hope they finally fully implement/hide most of the old era Windows UI elements. Biggest one I still use to this day is the control panel.
- caspper69 6y agoIt is my understanding that the biggest issue with Control Panel is 3rd party control panel widgets that would be incompatible with any wholesale changes. That may of course just be the official party line too...
- capableweb 6y agoUnlikely to happen soon and also happen all at once. Device manager, Log viewer and a bunch of other system tools basically look the same as they've done since I think the 90s. Nothing wrong with that, the stuff works and changing it will just incur extra costs for everyone involved.
- wvenable 6y agoWhy? The old control panel is infinitely more useful in most cases than the new one. Just look at Add/Remove programs -- the new one is ridiculous compared to the classic one. I'm not against the new Settings dialog but I don't see why anything that works needs to be removed.