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The kernel space of Windows is not a problem, it has been fit-for-purpose and even good for the last 20-odd years. The problem is the deterioration in the UI an
by MagnumOpus 3y ago
The kernel space of Windows is not a problem, it has been fit-for-purpose and even good for the last 20-odd years. The problem is the deterioration in the UI and UX side of the OS (adware, spyware, hodgepodge of UI paradigms, spotty GUI settings apps, reset of preferences after any serious update, bad built-in tooling forced on the user etc).