You are not using it, I am not using it, lots of people never use it. For this reason they need to change it. So we have a reason to use it. Way back in the W

You are not using it, I am not using it, lots of people never use it. For this reason they need to change it. So we have a reason to use it. Way back in the Windows 3.11 days and also in the Win 95 days and to some extent the Windows XP days they gave people a good reason to use it. With 3.11 it was more to do with the apps that came along for the ride, with 95 it was neat touches like the context menu and DirectX, with XP it was because it wasn't a DOS system in disguise any more. In the next iteration they have plenty of opportunities to get it right. Lots of historical design decisions were taken because of reasons that no longer matter. They can just do it right rather than due to a half baked whim. An overhaul is warranted, to bring people back to using it.