Microsoft begins work on its 2020 Windows releases in new preview
The biggest problem with Microsoft is them not sticking to their strength. I was an avid fanboy till Windows 7. This was an OS that could cater to power users- keyboard shortcuts, powershell (shitty console but anyway).<p>They started running after the touch segment and deliberately removed the keyboard interface. They didn&#x27;t get the app-buyers and the keyboard people (like me) probably left them.<p>Linux is mature now,  onedrive has replacements and I can use the web-interface of onenote or the full interface with dual-booting. So I don&#x27;t need Windows as a developer anymore.<p>I know Satya Nadella directly or indirectly monitors this board and I know this wasn&#x27;t his doing but remember when Mr ballmer (the same guy who let this stupidity happen) chanted developers, it was for a reason- if you don&#x27;t cater to power users and developers your platform will not see apps and then you lose regular users too.<p>I say this personally too- I had a Windows specific app Idea that I had to drop because Windows was unusable for me. I know MS gets a lot of &#x27;hate&#x27; and irresponsible advice so they probably just ignore most so called suggestions but I am being honest, I really want to use Windows, I genuinely think that Macs are overrated and Linux has an app problem- but I cannot. I can offer one terse advice- don&#x27;t force stuff on people. Give them options.  That was Windows&#x27;s biggest strenght