4 ms·
Why would that cause shell replacements to die, wouldn't they just need rewriting in part?
by ubercow13 2y ago
Why would that cause shell replacements to die, wouldn't they just need rewriting in part?
- flohofwoe 2y agoThe traditional Windows desktop is quite open and has all sorts of extension APIs where 3rd party extensions can hook in. A rewrite might remove the extensibility for the sake of "security and privacy" (read: ad revenue)
- ubercow13 2y agoMaybe, but the comment by "Malisk" under the linked neowin article seems like a more straightforward technical explanation that doesn't necessarily imply any such intent (I can't say anything about how accurate that comment is).