the ads, bloat, spyware, needs to go
They just introduced them. What makes you think this isn't an integral part of the future of Windows?
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qwertyqwertyqwerty@lemmy.world 1 year agoI’m of the opinion that MS will eventually get this right, but it won’t be called Windows 11 by the time it does. The redesign, efforts into command-line and WSL, they are moving in a positive direction, but the ads, bloat, spyware, needs to go. If they can release Win12 or whatever its called with the simplicity of Win11, have the features of Win10 (and finally put a nail in the old interfaces from XP and before), they could have another solid performer like Windows 7.
the ads, bloat, spyware, needs to go
They just introduced them. What makes you think this isn't an integral part of the future of Windows?
Win13 gonna spy even harder tho
Win12 isn’t gonna run locally. OS as a service.
Window Sun Ray edition…
I think they'll go even harder, making Windows only run stuff purchased through the Windows Store so they can completely lock in the market.
For “security“
Absolutely. The security argument is used so often I'm surprised people aren't more cynical about it.
Financial security no doubt
They already have a Windows “S” mode or whatever it’s called that does this. People will reject it, even casual users. I had one person ask me to turn off this mode to their kid could play Roblox. They just want to run apps, they don’t care how they work.
(and finally put a nail in the old interfaces from XP and before)
that’s probably not going to happen because it will break some programs
Honestly, there are some apps out there they need complete overhauls or to be completely replaced.
deweydecibel@lemmy.world 1 year ago
They’re going nowhere. They’re entrenched, they own most of the business world, they will never face serious kickback for their design decisions.
This isn’t ever going to change. The only thing they’ll do is give tools to Enterprise editions for businesses to control the instal, and only via Azure, at a price point far too high for the average user. Anything less than Enterprise will be locked down and monetized to hell and back.
rastilin@kbin.social 1 year ago
They're not offsetting anything, they still charge money for the boxed copy sold in stores. This is pure profit for them.
WeLoveCastingSpellz@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 year ago
I don’t know why gen z is being portrayed as tech illiterate everywhere on lemmy. We grew up with technology and half of us are adults already
PawjamaParty@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Growing up with technology doesn’t automatically grant you knowledge of it. Kids that grow up with iPads are capable of using iPads, but sit them in front of a computer and they’ll be lost. Being technically literate is more than just being able to install an app from the app store.
WeLoveCastingSpellz@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 year ago
Technically true yes but that is not going to be that way for everyone gen z are also people who are capable of learning. I personally am a tech and privacy nerd and know that not everyone of my generation is as interested but I am also sick off people branding gen z as dumb children on here, hell most of us are adults already.
sadreality@kbin.social 1 year ago
Yeah windows 11 is laying ground work for all of this.
It seems like they have decided that plebs and OEMs paying licenses was not a good business model.
Really makes you wonder where the entire business world is heading. It seems every company starting to prefer this route.
EngineerGaming@feddit.nl 1 year ago
I am a bit weirded out by such an association. Around me, I do see a few people with Apple tech, but they’re a minority. How would people that are able to afford these products be numerous enough to matter?
whynotzoidberg@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Elder millennial here. This was said of us, too. I remember main framers sometimes noting this direction and poking fun.
Yet here I am and the world keeps chugging along in similar ways.