> You "never understand" these posts and then list off a ton of crap I shouldn't have to do to an OS to make it usable. In the context of changes Microsoft cou

> You "never understand" these posts and then list off a ton of crap I shouldn't have to do to an OS to make it usable. In the context of changes Microsoft could make, that list of instructions is there for demonstration purposes. It's about how if Microsoft wanted to clean up their mess, they have a far far easier method than what's suggested in the article. > when alternatives exist that are much less of a pain, I'll be taking those That's a different topic from the article and the comment you replied to.