Well, MS does something even worse: trying to transform the, in the past, rather open Windows eco-system into a walled garden. Hell, you have to go into the set

Well, MS does something even worse: trying to transform the, in the past, rather open Windows eco-system into a walled garden. Hell, you have to go into the settings to allow installation of non-MS vetted "apps" from sources other than the Windows app store. As this includes Firefox as a browser alternative, is MS really begging for another anti-trust case? And that goes bog standard third party software as well, e.g. printer software from Epson. Really, WTF? What is Windows, incl. 10 now? A real OS or another clicky-shiney mobile OS? Don't answer the question, since Win 11 tries to show adds, it is pretty clear MS is going...