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Actually this all started in the Windows 8 days, which Gabe Newell described as a 'catastrophe'.
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
Actually this all started in the Windows 8 days, which Gabe Newell described as a 'catastrophe'.
- raxxorrax 5y agoYou are right, I almost forgot about Win 8 already.
- rightbyte 5y agoProbably the main reason to jump over 9 too? So it is 7->10 in peoples minds.
- robotnikman 5y agoAnother possibility I've heard is that so many programs still used by businesses have some kind of code along the lines of //check if windows 95 or 98 If (WindowsVersion.StartsWith("Windows 9"){ //do windows 95 or 98 specific stuff } That naming it windows 9 would have caused issues for a lot of products