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Microsoft is working to rebuild trust in Windows
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this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2026
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If they would produce a super stable, backward compatible system without "AI", without tons of dark patterns and with a traditional UI... let's say, a Windows 7 reboot with compatibility to modern software and released under a Free license... then I would honestly take a look.
I wouldn't. Why would I bother at this point. Their commitment is to making money, not customers.
"super stable, backward compatible system without "AI"" Sounds like Linux ๐