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The fact they're resorting to hacks like this to resolve problems is just pathetic. I say pathetic because MS is a trillion-dollar company -- they have absolute
by ethin 11mo ago
The fact they're resorting to hacks like this to resolve problems is just pathetic. I say pathetic because MS is a trillion-dollar company -- they have absolutely no excuse whatsoever for not knuckling down and fixing these problems permanently. All preloading it does is kick the can down the road. Then again, this is Ms we're talking about, so I'm not at all surprised they would do something like this. I wonder if anyone there even knows how explorer even works anymore.
- pjmlp 11mo agoAgreed, explorer got slower after they added WinUI stuff into it. This only goes to show how poorly staffed, like in developer skills, the whole Windows team is nowadays. Just watch the WinUI community calls and the related discussion on the Github projects (WinUI, WinAppSDK, CsWinRT, C+++/WinRT). In what regards Windows development experience, we really miss the Steve Balmer era.