I don't see how it would be a good long term financial strategy to keep asking people to upgrade, and how are those financials looking when there are free upgra

I don't see how it would be a good long term financial strategy to keep asking people to upgrade, and how are those financials looking when there are free upgrade paths? I don't think we need more Windows. It's "good enough" as it is. As was 10. I think we need more doors, ceilings and kitchen sinks What if 11 is it for now, and going forward focus on creating a Windows Store that is filled to the rim with MS-quality software that rivals those of their competitors. What if there was a MS quality Photoshop light for cheap in the Windows store? Or tooling for pretty much anything you can imagine, some for free some with a cost. I say don't focus on the next Windows, focus on making it silly to even consider buying a Mac, or other popular software from other companies. Upgrades to the 11 is of course needed, but we are talking touchups not rewrites. I have been using 11 for a while, and I'm very happy with it. It feels generally more snappy, and a lot of features I ended up not using before because they just didn't work well enough are now polished and I use them every day.