Will it matter in Windows 10? Its like saying "Whoa, I can't install Norton Commander on this Windows95! This sucks!" I have no idea what the future holds, but

Will it matter in Windows 10? Its like saying "Whoa, I can't install Norton Commander on this Windows95! This sucks!" I have no idea what the future holds, but change happens. I'm not a fan of metro but as long as I can get to a classic desktop I don't care. As an IT admin I am a fan of the ribbon because its enables our clueless users to find things and not bother IT. At the end of the day all these interfaces are designed for the lowest common denominator, not power users or develops. That's how mass software production works. We make dumb interfaces for dumb people and they keep getting dumber and dumber. The market has spoken and even Microsoft needs to cater to the app obsessed teenager and middle aged dad who thinks computers are "too hard." Well, maybe they are. Look at the malware and support mess that is the Windows status quo. Fummy how the HN crowds lambasts Windows but refuses to accept any reformation as well. Its not all bad. I don't think anyone wants to go back to the DOS days. I suspect this is the usual tempest in a teapot that precedes all Windows releases. End users won't care and power users will get around whatever new limitation or UI they don't like.