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Mentioned in the article but glossed over: Why do I still need both Control Panel and Settings? Where is the cohesive, discoverable model for the (admittedly
by _carbyau_ 5y ago
Mentioned in the article but glossed over:
Why do I still need both Control Panel and Settings?
Where is the cohesive, discoverable model for the (admittedly shedload of) possible settings?
I understand MSFT like to keep backwards compatibility but as a 20+ years Windows native user (and later MSFT shop sysadmin) at this stage I use a browser and google to tell me where to find the setting I need.
To be fair, as a light linux user I do the same for linux. But that isn't a money making enterprise for millions of users.