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Actually you're right, he is. That's... odd. There's sort of a point there but MS dropped that approach a good many years ago (look at security centre, movie
by Tyrannosaurs 15y ago
Actually you're right, he is.
That's... odd.
There's sort of a point there but MS dropped that approach a good many years ago (look at security centre, movie maker and so on) so I'm not sure it's really relevant today.
- zmmmmm 15y ago> look at security centre, movie maker and so on Even still, anti-virus and movie maker are not default installs (and not even delivered on the install media) which is at least partly attributable to MS still being hesitant to cross that line.
- Tyrannosaurs 15y agoI seem to have movie maker installed and I certainly didn't download it. Possibly it came down in a Windows Update (I tend to just say "everything") but if that's the case it's surely only the finest of whiskers away from being a default install.