It feels like Microsoft is stuck somewhere in between needing to support legacy software and wanting to push for more modern design and more modern features... So, we get an update system that no...
It feels like Microsoft is stuck somewhere in between needing to support legacy software and wanting to push for more modern design and more modern features...
So, we get an update system that no one asked for and animations that can compare with MacOS in their slowness but not their fluidity (Try opening Task View).
I'd like to see what Core OS brings to the table, but I'm not expecting much.
It feels like Microsoft is stuck somewhere in between needing to support legacy software and wanting to push for more modern design and more modern features...
So, we get an update system that no one asked for and animations that can compare with MacOS in their slowness but not their fluidity (Try opening Task View).
I'd like to see what Core OS brings to the table, but I'm not expecting much.