This 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 sound

This 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?