For me interest, that I remember Windows 95, special, pan-European edition, which was really better suited for usage in Europe, with right coding tables, with b

For me interest, that I remember Windows 95, special, pan-European edition, which was really better suited for usage in Europe, with right coding tables, with better fonts for European languages, with more possible keyboards. It was possible to add many of these things into American edition, but sure, was convenient to just buy pan-European and have all things already done. After that I switched to programming, and I don't hear much on localized versions (sough, exists versions, much more localized, with all interface and help non-English). But now I feel some care from EU, as they pushed on standard interfaces (begins with micro-USB/USB-C for mobile chargers) and on exclude some programs from standard distribution, etc. Admittedly, this EU activity is not always good, it has to be constantly monitored, but overall it looks like a more realistic way to slow down corporate lawlessness than through non-governmental organizations or through legal procedures.