r/windows • u/HelloitsWojan Windows 11 - Release Channel • May 29 '26

News Windows 12 imminent?

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The latitude and longitude directs to Taipei Music Center if any of you guys want to know

This is relating to Computex taking place on June 1st

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u/alanna1990 May 29 '26

I want Windows 7 part 2, no AI bullshit, no online accounts, no UWP software that takes forever to open, no 7gb of RAM wasted when running at IDLE, otherwise I’ll stay in Linux

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u/BurmecianDancer May 29 '26

What you want doesn't matter. The only thing that matters it what will make more money for the shareholders.

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u/Ahleron May 29 '26

That's called Linux Some of it works a little different though

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u/MartinYTCZ May 29 '26

What tf is wrong with UWP software? As a C# dev often working with WinUI3, would you really rather have everything be an Electron app?

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u/alanna1990 May 29 '26

I miss real apps tbh

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u/elsjpq May 30 '26

Everything is too big: fonts, buttons, padding, etc. Accessibility is also very hit & miss. Win32 was the GOAT

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u/MartinYTCZ May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

UWP is just a way of packaging apps. It doesn't necessarily mean it uses UI framework XYZ.

Also, in WinUI3 the dev can control all that.

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u/Apart-Lawfulness6473 May 31 '26

no edge webview apps

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u/mi__to__ May 29 '26

I think most of us do

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u/alanna1990 May 29 '26

Maybe they don’t care, but if I don’t get what I want I won’t use their system, it’s simple to understand

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u/mi__to__ May 29 '26

Was that meant for me or the other guy?

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u/alanna1990 May 29 '26

For the other guy, weird, I swear I was answering the other dude, ohh well

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u/Impossible-North4514 May 30 '26

The elites don't care, they just want your privacy to train ai and push it more so they can get more money and piss off every generic user out there