Microsoft is serious about fixing Windows, and it's doing things right this time
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I don't expect anything changes positively for the users - at least for those who are aware of all hostile features done since 2015. Microsoft aims at different clients now and for what we can see, desktop software and its quality isn't a priority anymore.
Reduced, not eliminated. Also, no mention of improvements for many of the more egregious problems, such as the requirement to have a microsoft account.
These improvements are improvements and welcome, but are only addressing the relatively minor problems.
Drives for example are a big problem for all operating systems from Windows to Linux. The fundamental architecture of both was set in concrete a long time ago and cannot be changed.