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Congrats for completely missing the point.
by sunaookami 8mo ago
Congrats for completely missing the point.
- dangus 8mo agoI got the point. I just disagree with the merit of the point. Microsoft decided that additional complexity for the notepad application is worth the tradeoffs. I tend to agree with them: Notepad is traditionally most heavily used to peruse readme files, which today are primarily written in Markdown. Therefore, having Markdown support as a first-class feature makes good sense. Furthermore, I point out that it is an optional application that can be uninstalled.