In an enterprise environment where I control the apps that I install for my users, what are the ramifications of removing the Windows store and all of its apps from my Windows 10 setups?
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday April 03 2017, @03:36AM
by Anonymous Coward
on Monday April 03 2017, @03:36AM (#488089)
Because it still kinda works and the Desktop Linux developers keep sabotaging Desktop Linux presumably to try to make it nearly as bad as Windows. I still keep hearing people grumbling about systemd, pulseaudio, KDE, GNOME etc. Even here.
Just because your desktop UI is a bit better than Windows doesn't cut it.
Many people seem to find OS X less annoying than KDE/Gnome.
The Desktop Linux bunch have had so many years to build something that's less crap than what they keep shitting out.
Seems to me the UI people with a clue have left the Microsoft Desktop UI teams (Metro wtf?). And OSS teams never really seemed to have desktop UI/design people with a clue (from the days of wobbly windows till now), most good desktop UI design decisions seemed to either be due to copying or luck.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday April 03 2017, @03:36AM
Just because your desktop UI is a bit better than Windows doesn't cut it.
Many people seem to find OS X less annoying than KDE/Gnome.
The Desktop Linux bunch have had so many years to build something that's less crap than what they keep shitting out.
Seems to me the UI people with a clue have left the Microsoft Desktop UI teams (Metro wtf?). And OSS teams never really seemed to have desktop UI/design people with a clue (from the days of wobbly windows till now), most good desktop UI design decisions seemed to either be due to copying or luck.