Why we should all be using Windows 95
&gt;Windows 10 will be our best enterprise platform ever and will enable our enterprise customers to be more productive than ever before, simplifying management and deployment for IT and working seamlessly with existing enterprise apps.<p>Quote from the Windows 10 launch that the writer is complaining about<p>&gt;Our Product Design Process ™ includes multiple stages like benchmarking, UX, UI design, design of the technical architecture and development of the project plan.<p>&gt;We apply the Software Development best practices and operate with a quality mindset.<p>Quotes from the website of the company that wrote the article.<p>It seems hypocritical to complain that the Windows 10 launch was full of dubious statements when you are doing the same thing yourself.<p>&gt;It had a memorable launch, it was honest regarding its objectives, focused on the user, objective and transparent.<p>Really? This is your argument for why we should look to Windows 95 for inspiration? Who cares about whether a launch is memorable? I doubt that the launch of Windows 95 is actually memorable for anyone outside of the tech bubble, anyways.<p>Honesty regarding objectives is a somewhat reasonable complaint but compared to Windows 10 I don&#x27;t see why someone would say that 95 was more honest about its intentions. They seem to be making this a dig at Facebook but I don&#x27;t see why Facebook should be compared to an operating system in this respect.<p>I honestly have no clue what they mean by saying that Windows 95 was objective. Transparent is pretty much the same as &quot;honest regarding it&#x27;s objectives&quot;. Focused on the user is a good thing but they haven&#x27;t made a case that today&#x27;s products <i>aren&#x27;t</i> focused on the user.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;cdn-images-1.medium.com&#x2F;max&#x2F;800&#x2F;1*Zt8F-ZqANVVbq4T5VUOzcA.png" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;cdn-images-1.medium.com&#x2F;max&#x2F;800&#x2F;1*Zt8F-ZqANVVbq4T5VU...</a><p>This chart seems to be saying that computers today have less utility than a computer from 1995 running Windows 95. I don&#x27;t think I even need to describe why that notion is ridiculous.<p>For those of you that came to the comments without reading the article, don&#x27;t bother. It&#x27;s just a poor attempt at marketing by some UI design company.