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This works when you pick and choose. You ignored Win2K which is the best Windows version ever and Windows 8.1 which was good too.
by sys_64738 2y ago
This works when you pick and choose. You ignored Win2K which is the best Windows version ever and Windows 8.1 which was good too.
- kalleboo 2y agoWindows Me came out after Windows 2000 so it still works! (but then the timeline breaks at Windows 98SE again... the DOS/9x->NT transition will always be a rift since there were OSes that coexisted)
- sys_64738 2y agoThis whole flip-flop is as vacant as Moore’s law. It gets flexed to fit the narrative of the day.
- brokencode 2y agoNo, it’s just a general theme of Windows releases for the past 20 years. They make big, sweeping changes in one release that people don’t like, then spend multiple years addressing criticism until they come up with something that people like again. Quibble as you may about exact version numbers, but the pattern is not really deniable.