windows redesign

[micstatic 4,319]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/05/tech/windows-10-redesign-trnd/index.html

[bobbyjack 61]

I have read a couple articles on the upcoming redesign. One focused on it being aimed more toward low end machines, as well as dual screen improvements. One said that Control Panel and File Explorer might go away. Actually, no one knows. 

Personally, I have experience with every version of Windows starting with 98. They all worked a little differently. But I never had trouble with any of them. I do music and video production. Some versions look different from what  we are used to. So what.  

Consider that the right-click function has survived almost unchanged. 

Just a few of my thoughts. 

[micstatic 4,319]

I started on 3.11. My only concern is the focus seems to be on making the os for tablets etc. as always it’s all about flight sim compatibility for me!

[bobbyjack 61]

Another way to look at it is that maybe they're going to make it run better on less resources. That has to be a good thing all around. 

[G-RFRY 1,711]

It appears they have been screwing it up for some time but will now have to address the problem.

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