![]() Less Win32 just means more UWP, more “app,” more mobile user interfaces on a platform that’s nearly wholly desktop-oriented (laptops with touchpads count as desktops it’s the discrete pointing device or lack thereof that defines the UI type). I’m not interested in a non-win32 Windows even if it did have the tinkering room Win32 has. The new ways things are done make it very difficult to achieve the same customizations.” ![]() “Each new version of Windows moves further away from the classic Win32 programming model, which allowed room for a lot of tinkering. That’s what makes part of the farewell announcement from (former) Classic Shell dev Ivo Beltchev so ominous: I’m with you on the bit about not wanting anything to do with UWP apps.
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