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This might be a believable theory if they hadn't just barely finished a complete redesign of the task manager. But even then it's a stretch. Windows does not h
by babypuncher 3y ago
This might be a believable theory if they hadn't just barely finished a complete redesign of the task manager.
But even then it's a stretch. Windows does not have the stranglehold on the market it once did. Making Windows a closed system would kill its biggest remaining selling point. Microsoft is very aware of this.
- hnburnsy 3y agoHow about removal from Windows 11 Home, available in Windows Pro. To me it feels like a move towards Android where there is no task manager, apps can start themselves at boot, and little ability to easily manage what is happening on your own device. I hope not.