> Then there's that super old problem where the settings app opens in a tiny window and cannot be resized. It still amazes (and infuriates) me when I try to us

> Then there's that super old problem where the settings app opens in a tiny window and cannot be resized. It still amazes (and infuriates) me when I try to use Windows for something and see a non-resizeable window pop up. Often it's for things that really need to be resized (e.g. iSCSI LUNs) so instead you have to scroll around lots and maybe write things down as the GUI is so old and unusable.