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"We've been complaining for years that Microsoft ships new operating systems with the same boring old default applets" Who us "we"? Change for the sake of chan
by bradley13 3y ago
"We've been complaining for years that Microsoft ships new operating systems with the same boring old default applets"
Who us "we"? Change for the sake of change is, I suspect, not something most people appreciate. Currently, MS is mucking with Notepad, which is just utterly unnecessary.
- tracker1 3y agoSupporting utf8 and proper glyph (emoji) support is pretty necessary.
- SebastianKra 3y ago^ And that mentality is exactly why we get these grueling inconsistencies since Windows XP. They leave it unchanged because supposedly nobody wanted it changed. Then the rest of the OS evolves and before you know, Windows has 5 different context menus, 3 Settings-interfaces and the group policy editor is still a nightmare to use.