>I feel like Windows needs a clean start that implements its modern APIs, ditches its commitment to backward compatibility, gets rid of the registry, and makes

>I feel like Windows needs a clean start that implements its modern APIs, ditches its commitment to backward compatibility, gets rid of the registry, and makes everything including the UI consistent and modular. That's a Windows worth getting excited about. A version of Windows that can’t run most of my favourite programs and games is something I definitely wouldn’t be excited about. If I wanted a computer that can run no software that I care about I would buy a Mac.