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It's all the programmer's fault. It's not just MS. All companies do it. The programmers get worried they'll not be needed anymore, if they don't keep making "changes".
Like the Start Menu.. they had it RIGHT in Windows XP. Any sane MS higher up would have realized that.
Just because you want to improve an OS, doesn't mean you have to destroy the GUI in the process.
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The REAL reason they're doing it...is because of smart phones. Swipe, swipe, swipe. I don't NEED to swipe on a 30" screen. ^^
I mean, if you think about the new "Settings" menus...that's what they are...designed for a smart phone screen.
On a desktop or even a laptop, you don't NEED and endless array of 5x8 menus. You can just make big menus.
You questioning yourself?
Nah, probably looking for responses.
When functions are removed from the CP, the corresponding CPL is removed and renders the function in God Mode AWOL. Find SYSTEM in God Mode. Then check RAM. Goes to settings. Lots still work in the win32 apps and sub-apps. Kinda hit and miss.
I've watched GM slowly shrink.