My disdain for Windows has nothing to do with that. It comes from trying multiple operating systems. From a development and usability I do not find Windows to b

My disdain for Windows has nothing to do with that. It comes from trying multiple operating systems. From a development and usability I do not find Windows to be good. From personal usage, IT management and consulting, Internet hosting, and development in full stack, desktop, service, and embedded applications. Open file locking built in to the OS is not a good feature. Sysadmin days of having to wait and delete an empty folder because Windows Explorer keeps the thumbs.db locked with no other files in the directories. Where UNIX environments let me delete an open file, replace it, or rename it. Nothing like downloading a PDF, having to rename, because it's file name is a GUID. Renaming it based on the PDFs title, in Windows, requires using notepad to type the new file name, close the PDF, and then rename. UNIX removes the need for notepad or a text editor to do this, just rename it while viewing it. Means to run a service and also have that service run a GUI application as the currently sign in user is simple in Unix where Windows requires a bunch of API hoops to perform. Recommend reviewing Ultra VNC source code it this needs to be done. Winforms and WPF touch event design is broken. Had to circumvent the API for standard message pump parsing to work around faulty drivers and WPF latching on to UI elements while the fingers have left the screen. Having hit edge cases where Windows backwards capability breaks with new features. Had to hack a virtual keyboard means to work around. SetForegroudnWindow() brakes with UWP and while operating Windows in tablet mode, needed since main applications run a touch screen without any other physical inputs. This would be BringToFront() in Winforms too. This edge case is not listed in Windows documentation too. Irony is that Windows 10 in tablet mode has the best All Applications display by utilizing the whole screen versus standard desktop mode with single column infinite scrolling. The registry just a bad design. No way to recover a corrupt hive unless there is a backup. Where UNIX configuration files are easy to re-construct if they get corrupt. Never had a UNIX system that could not be revived where Windows must be re-installed. All of this grew out of continual use with using DOS to Win 3.1 to Win 10 and recently trial of the terrible Win 11 regressions. Cannot event place the taskbar at the top of the screen like Windows 95 to Windows 10. You have to pay me to use Microsoft Windows.