MS doing MS things, cancelling products. Just like Google.
I can hardly find a company that supports their product and their backward compatibility longer than ms.
Just recently read that wordpad had an alias "writer" (or similar) because this was its name before decades ago and there could be apps/scripts relying using this nsme.
There's still some way of accessing a network settings menu unchanged from Windows 3, I remember Tom Scott did it
MS doing MS things, cancelling products. Just like Google.
I can hardly find a company that supports their product and their backward compatibility longer than ms. Just recently read that wordpad had an alias "writer" (or similar) because this was its name before decades ago and there could be apps/scripts relying using this nsme.
There's still some way of accessing a network settings menu unchanged from Windows 3, I remember Tom Scott did it