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Until Microsoft actually starts breaking backward compatibility on a large scale, this is by definition true.
by nathanaldensr 5y ago
Until Microsoft actually starts breaking backward compatibility on a large scale, this is by definition true.
- navjack27 5y agoThis doesn't make any sense you don't need to break compatibility in order for Windows to not be Windows 10 anymore. Do you understand how ridiculous that sounds? I can still run Visual Basic 6 on Windows 11... But for some reason by your logic that means that it's still Windows 10? Which is still Windows 8.1 which is still Windows 8 which is still Windows 7 which is still Windows Vista which is still Windows XP which is still Windows me and I could just keep going every Windows is every Windows just reskinned right? Does it have to not be NT anymore for it to not be Windows 10 anymore?
- atatatat 5y agoYes.