>I don't know why MS went ahead with this soulless design for so many years after Windows 8 came to be. My guess is they need it to feel different enough to ju

>I don't know why MS went ahead with this soulless design for so many years after Windows 8 came to be. My guess is they need it to feel different enough to justify the price tag of a major upgrade. In reality the changes behind the scene since Windows 7 have been incremental.