I wonder if Windows or its UI will ever get a ground up rework considering how scared newer developers must be to touch the underlying legacy code base. That wo

I wonder if Windows or its UI will ever get a ground up rework considering how scared newer developers must be to touch the underlying legacy code base. That would probably require breaking backwards compatibility at some level and that doesn't look a principle MS is keen on abandoning. Windows 10X and RT both got abandoned. But on the other hand they can't keep piling stuff on top without fixing the core forever right? The context menu hack is already an example of the cracks beginning to show in this approach.