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I have to admit, this new Windows 8 approach has one aspect that is surprisingly reminiscent of how I saw the whole Windows CE product up to version 6. That is,
by hetman 15y ago
I have to admit, this new Windows 8 approach has one aspect that is surprisingly reminiscent of how I saw the whole Windows CE product up to version 6. That is, trying to cram as much as possible of the Windows desktop into a form factor it was never going to function well in (both due to UI and performance).
Now I could be wrong that this is the reason why Windows CE 6.x and below failed to gain much popularity, but it is why I found it never got my attention no matter how much I wanted it to.
- wvenable 15y agoThe big problem with Windows CE is that it looked like Windows but it wasn't; you couldn't take a Windows 95 app and run on it CE. If you could have done that, it may have been much more successful.