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I am skipping Windows 11, but have no idea what could possibly force Microsoft to make Windows 12 user-friendly again.

• hulitu 3y ago
  They shall implement the Windows 2000 GUI and Control Panel.
  • wizzwizz4 3y ago
    Fun fact: the Windows 2000 Control Panel (debuting in Windows 95, iirc) was largely HTML-based. Everything old is new again.
    • fredoralive 3y ago
      Not really? Windows 95 pre-IE4 has no HTML stuff in the shell, so the core Control Panel UI and applets dating back to then are native. The main HTML bits in Explorer of the era once it was glued in was the waste of space side bars. I guess some newer applets might be HTML, but the main ones weren’t.
• Akronymus 3y ago
  a mass switch to linux.
  • esskay 3y ago
    If only that was on the cards. MS really needs something to give them a good kick up the arse so they stop pumping out crummy software. Sadly I dont see it happening any time soon.
  • vinaypai 3y ago
    Is it the Year of the Linux Desktop?
• PrimeMcFly 3y ago
  Fix all the bugs they introduced by trying to rewrite stuff that worked fine like the taskbar, stop changing functionality that works like the taskbar, remove the telemetry and need for an MS account, and give back users control over updates. That's basically it.