> Windows users might be lucky when Microsoft skips that fashion cycle by saying "been there, done that". Given Microsoft’s track record, I’d expect worse, not

> Windows users might be lucky when Microsoft skips that fashion cycle by saying "been there, done that". Given Microsoft’s track record, I’d expect worse, not better. Metro might’ve looked good on phones, but the desktop incarnation was pretty ugly (it was basically Windows 1.0 with antialiasing) compared to Aero. It would be completely on brand for them to do something like ditch their current reasonably nice looking Fluent in favor of something hideous and then stubbornly try to make it work without changes for the next decade before finally relenting.