Isn’t it backwards now though? I rarely experience any library issues in Windows simply because there are nearly no shared libraries. For a desktop system that’

Isn’t it backwards now though? I rarely experience any library issues in Windows simply because there are nearly no shared libraries. For a desktop system that’s what I want. There are zero times on a desktop that I want to upgrade a shared package used by multiple apps, eg for security fixes. It’s not worth the hassle. Isolated apps wins every time. Now Windows apps even ship their runtimes bundled (.NET core, C++ runtimes). This is a good thing.