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> Windows 10 reintroduced the start menu A great feature. They dumbed it down though. > Unlike in previous versions of Windows NT, the Win32 console windows c
by hulitu 2y ago
> Windows 10 reintroduced the start menu
A great feature. They dumbed it down though.
> Unlike in previous versions of Windows NT, the Win32 console windows can now be resized without any restrictions.
Truly a great achievement. It took MS 2 decades.
> It can be made to cover the full screen by pressing the Alt+↵ Enter combination on keyboard.
Maybe i'm too old, but this was always working.
And the cherry on the cake:
> The modern Settings app from Windows 8 continues to evolve in Windows 10,
I mean, taking a man, cutting his limbs and stuffing his mouth, hardly can be called "evolution".
- cosmotic 2y agoReintroducing a previously removed feature, like the start menu, doesnt count as a new feature
- jodrellblank 2y agoYes all those Wikipedia articles only mention three things. Three things is all Microsoft did in twenty years. And they are all bad therefore Microsoft bad.
- M95D 2y ago>> Unlike in previous versions of Windows NT, the Win32 console windows can now be resized without any restrictions. >Truly a great achievement. It took MS 2 decades. It could be resized since Win2000 I think, but not by dragging the window edges, there's a Properties dialog box accessible from the top-left icon menu. You can set the window size there. There's also a Defaults dialog that sets the properties of all future console windows.