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Does using the Win32 format mean they don't support 64 bit? Anyway: > The other big change is that developers would be able to host software on their own cont
by herbst 6y ago
Does using the Win32 format mean they don't support 64 bit?
Anyway:
> The other big change is that developers would be able to host software on their own content delivery networks
Is exactly the thing that would have made the store relevant to begin with. If they make it easy enough to publish software in the store, and assuming it also enables auto updating, this is actually a good step to move Windows in direction of a modern / painless operating system.