Yup this one's a genetic problem!
Windows 10
Kevin Allen
Matthew Wood
Who knows, I use vastly superior Microsoft Office 365 instead of that amateur garbage clone. Why don't you try?
Alexander Ortiz
Joseph Edwards
Everyone do the dinosaur
Aiden Thompson
mostly everyone here have the habit of keeping windongs UI in English due to documentation / more of an ease for problem solving online / Latvian IT terminology and translations on windongs often being ridiculous machine-translated-like clusterfuck. popular linux distros and most of the applications included are translated surprisingly nicely tho.
this. this is what i meant when i said that Ribbon is shit for simple applications. MSPaint Ribbon variant feels hamfisted and awkward to use af. and nobody asked the same to be done with Explorer.
freetard devs are too underfunded to do it right. office, maybe even complex media production applications are where this Ribbon UI language could apply. chinamen did it right by doing 1:1 copy with WPS Office (+ giving some nice, subtle animations here and there), to bad even if it may not be botnet (still proprietary), gaanoo version is more or less abandoned. and i desperately want OneNote.
Anthony Bailey
Why would any sane person promote a shitty proprietary OS that exercises control over its users? Someone help this idiot.
Ian Taylor
OneNote ships by default in Wn10 and is actually getting axe from Office 365 with MS telling people to use that free OneNote instead.
Besides if you want OneNote, onenote.com is pretty much the Win10 version but in web. It's incredible really how same they look and work.
Xavier Ross
Yes, let's give all the freedom to a system like Windows, so Microsoft and indie gamedevs can shit on every table they feel like. What are you, an anarchist?
Dominic Evans
i know it's being axed and it's sad. it actually stood out as uniquely useful program (especially when 'non-linearly' brainstorming and collecting shit for graphic design projects). besides, windows 10 version is different, less featureful than variant that comes with office
Robert Edwards
Yeah. I hope MS brings it up to feature parity, it has improved a lot this year alone so I think they will eventually make it as good. Too much of a flagship product along with Office 365 for them to give inch to Google Keep. I don't mind cloud integration since juggling notes between phone and desktop is all I use it for, but having option to go off grid sure would be nice in case something super secret comes up that can't be stored in anything else for some reason.
MS is taking that "intelligent edge" strategy very seriously under Nadella. Latest update notification already told Windows is service, haven't seen that before.