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Like other posters I feel this change is way behind the curve, but not because others did it already and long ago; rather, because as a dyed in the wool Win32 A
by absurdo 1y ago
Like other posters I feel this change is way behind the curve, but not because others did it already and long ago; rather, because as a dyed in the wool Win32 API/Petzold Acolyte, the age of desktop apps ended at least a decade ago in my mind. The rare app here or there that people have installed is eclipsed by phone apps and the browser. In my case I tend to by far have utilities installed moreso than any other kind of program, but that’s not a valid business case for MSFT. So who is their target audience?
- hulitu 1y ago> The rare app here or there that people have installed is eclipsed by phone apps and the browser In Enterprise this is seldom the case. I agree that some CAD vendors left their brain at the entrance and are using Web toolkits for programs (because who needs memory and speed for computations, when you can allocate it for UI), but this is mostly seldom at the moment.