>Windows will go on undoubtedly >...and get better well that would buck the entire constant downward UX trend that has happened ever since data exfiltration

>Windows will go on undoubtedly >...and get better well that would buck the entire constant downward UX trend that has happened ever since data exfiltration became the actual revenue stream for Microsoft. I get the "I hate new windows version Y" statements are getting old, i've been reading them for at least as long -- but it doesn't make the points that they extrapolate upon wrong. Windows has long been trending 'anti-user' , and has recently met a threshold that has thrown a lot of long-time users off the scent -- especially since other OSs have never been better/compatible/capable.