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I'm going to skip over telemetry and config resetting, I think everyone hates these. But as for dazzling new changes, the enterprise market probably doesn't lo

I'm going to skip over telemetry and config resetting, I think everyone hates these. But as for dazzling new changes, the enterprise market probably doesn't love it but it's candy for consumers, judging from the hype around Apple's announcements. They can definitely drive sales. There are downsides to having the same product in both positions, it appears. But Microsoft often flubs the execution whoever the changes are for.

layer8 3y ago
> They can definitely drive sales. Consumers don’t buy Windows though for the most part (they get it for free), it’s enterprises that do. Consumers also definitely are annoyed by Windows becoming stuffed with ads, UI becoming less intuitive and stuff constantly changing, their default browser being hijacked by Edge, etc.