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Microsoft has always had this dream that "one unified experience" is automatically the best answer. It's facile thinking. If they ran a restaurant they'd be tr
by throwawaymsft 13y ago
Microsoft has always had this dream that "one unified experience" is automatically the best answer. It's facile thinking.
If they ran a restaurant they'd be trying to make a plate/bowl hybrid with a spork holder. So unified!
- AmVess 13y agoI'm glad MS is building OSes. Imagine if they built cars; the brake pedal would be next to the brake lights.
- jinushaun 13y agoI think MS is conflating unified with Apple's end-to-end approach. You can have a great end to end experience with two completely different UI. The key take away is interoperability, not looking the same.