That doesn't make me an expert in writing operating systems.

But y'all can keep yelling and screaming. While people are screaming about all the junk Win10 installs by default, four years ago I stopped seeing all of that. It's not powershell scripts (that is NOT MS's preferred way), but layoutmodification.xml. Microsoft already has a *documented* way to slip a single file into a Windows 10 USB to prevent the vast majority of the default Start tile items from ever installing. I could have accepted a long time ago that yes, Windows 10 is going to by default drop stupid stuff like Candy Crush and Minecraft on my Start tiles. My PC will do the things I want to do, and be ready to do things I haven't imagined doing yet, and it will do those things to my satisfaction. Part of that simplicity is yes, there is a Rube Goldberg Machine of moving parts hiding behind the GUI that I can't see nor comprehend. Part of how computers got to where they are is that their operation became simple. Click to expand.I've never been a fan of that argument.

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