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I would pay for a new copy of Windows every year if they would 1) - Not change anything in Ux, permissions, or core functionality 2) - Make any new features -
by aresant 5y ago
I would pay for a new copy of Windows every year if they would
1) - Not change anything in Ux, permissions, or core functionality
2) - Make any new features - like Windows Mixed Media - a la carte add ons - heck even charge for them let the market speak
3) Focus on optimizing kernel, responsiveness, compatibility, and privacy transparency
Too much to ask but honestly it would be amazing.
- fsflover 5y agoLooks like Debian or PopOS would fit you perfectly.
- tentacleuno 5y ago> Make any new features - like Windows Mixed Media - a la carte add ons - heck even charge for them let the market speak Aren't they still charging for the DVD player on Windows? They've been doing that since either 8 or 10, and there's been a pretty consistent chain of outcry about it.
- jiggawatts 5y agoTo get modern media working, you have to separately download the HEVC codecs, the HEIF codecs, Dolby Vision, Dolby Audio, and I think I'm missing something I forgot. 4K BluRay support is gone permanently because they dropped the DRM component from Windows 11.