Microsoft CVP explains why killing Windows legacy code takes so long – OSnews
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Microsoft CVP explains why killing Windows legacy code takes so long – OSnews
There’s been a small flurry of articles from a variety of sources, all talking about more or less the same thing: Microsoft is trying to explain why Windows 11 is as difficult to develop as it is, in turn justifying why it’s become such a mess over the years. I’m picking this one from Windows Central, which is an interview with Microsoft’s CVP of Design and Research for Windows and Devices, Marcus Ash. Taking the long, still ongoing transition f…
IDC sees Apple's cheap Macbook Neo as a strain sample for the PC market. Microsoft wants to reduce the RAM requirement of Windows 11 in parallel.
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