They are actively fighting the features that still makes Windows a preferable platform. Now they want to lock down their platform further and they already have

They are actively fighting the features that still makes Windows a preferable platform. Now they want to lock down their platform further and they already have problems with attracting developers. Not really sure who is responsible for strategic planing at Microsoft. Their whole cloud landscape is a collection of beta tests. And they don't even supply sensible interfaces to improve the tools. Their security theater is part of that, but they actively deny features because they might need to monetize them in the future. Along the way they lose their users. Have fun developing against the Graph API. My time is to precious to put up with that.