> The only positive thing I can say about Windows these days is it does work really really really well with touchscreen input. This was always the point, wasn'

> The only positive thing I can say about Windows these days is it does work really really really well with touchscreen input. This was always the point, wasn't it? MS wanted Windows to compete more closely with the iPad with the Surface - it just turned out that only parts of what they tried were good (the Metro style turned into Fluent). I've been using Windows since 98 and I frankly feel like the current UX is at a high point. It's responsive, thoughtfully laid-out, and supports modern stuff like omnisearch (I have configured my Start Menu to NOT give me Bing results) and multiple desktops. The enshittification is a real shame because I've been really enjoying the changes.