What will the next Windows look like, feature-wise?

What?

What programming language is this?

>>2
C++

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It will revert to Windows XP style theme with less flat ui and more gradients. You heard it hear first.

It will still look better than Linux.

>>6
Who?

>>6
What does that even mean? Kernels aren't something that you normally look at.

>>8
I identify as kernel-sexual and masturbate to trunk kernel sources piped to console, I bet this bothers you bigots.

even more spying

I expect that with the evolution of malware, more sandboxing will be needed to combat ransom ware. hypervisor attacks and vulnerabilities that can break out of the sandbox will be the new big deal zero days.

>>10
Man, I'm so sick of all this garbage getting worse and worse. But I'm not a gay pedophile so Linuks is out of the question. How hard is it to make your own OS to avoid all the crap? Can a simple one be made with Javascript?

It will have features to automatically identify child pornography and terrorist materials so that the authorities can be alerted.

There will be support for kernel-level security management to ensure that binaries have not been altered and no unwanted is allowed to run. Additionally, there will be mechanisms in place to prevent the removal of critical services such as System32 and WildTangent Games.

Linux, never again.

I tried screencasting/recording the graphical session on Linux today. Capturing from the sound card was virtually impossible, but it was managed (with a lot of pops and cracks for no apparent reason). What was completely impossible was recording without one window bleeding through to the windows behind it intermittently.

The problem with Linux is the so called reason to use it, diversity of software. You have millions of permutations of different set ups (DE, WM, X/Wayland, Alsa/Pulse, init.d vs systemd, ...), with new ones being "made" (read: forked) every day, and with the flavor of the month changing more often than Stallman showers. When you install a program on Linux, you have no idea if it's going to work. It was only ever guaranteed to work on the specific setup of the neckbeard who wrote and abandoned it five years ago.

The only thing keeping me from wiping this Linux shit is that I've been indoctrinated to be used to it. Windows is my other go-to but ends up tedious and inconvenient (but not impossible) to use when you're running programs that were traditionally run on UNIX-likes. I would use OS X but I don't want to get AIDS.

>>13
I got the screencast program OBS to work.

"All" I had to do wath both compile it from source AND use the command: LIBGL_DRI3_DISABLE=1 ./obs

it's really shit how everything is fucking broken

>>12
Replace CP and terrist stuff with copyright infringement detection, and you'll get the real reason shit like this is funded to be pushed through.

Once you log in, you will have to sit through several 30 second ads before you can see your desktop.

>>16
Android-style full-screen ads. With video and flashing links.

>>13

When you install a program on Linux, you have no idea if it's going to work. It was only ever guaranteed to work on the specific setup of the neckbeard who wrote and abandoned it five years ago.

Ironically, this is pretty much my experience of running Windows programs on Windows. I ended up installing Linux because several of my Windows programs run perfectly under Wine, but not on modern versions of Windows.

>>18
Works on my machine.

>>18

several of my Windows programs run perfectly under Wine, but not on modern versions of Windows

On Windows 10 for any program you can go to Properties -> Compatibility and run the program under compatibility mode for previous Windows versions back to Windows 95. Perhaps WINE has better support for Windows 3.x programs, but that would be its only theoretical advantage here.

you're an idiot who knows nothing about finance

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>>20
Compatibility mode in Windows has literally never worked once for me

what programming language is this?

>>23
I read an article recently that said (if I understood correctly) that compatibility mode mainly changes what Windows version number is returned if the program checks.

I don't really care. When I use Windows it's still Windows 7 or Windows XP.

>>20

On Windows 10
Windows 10
Windows
10

Who would ever even use this spyware piece of shit that collects all your private data into M$'s cloud?

>>27
/polecat kebags/

>>27
You'd be surprised at the average Winblows user's level of intelligence.

>>28
I think it's the people using Windows 10 that need to go back to /g/.

>>30
we've had surveys newfag. this isn't /g/. most of us use windows.

>>31
But Windows 10 stands out as the ultimate piece of unusable shit that serves as a sure-fire marker of a newfag who doesn't know how computers work.

Windows Dubs Edition

>>31
Indeed, this is not /g/. Unlike /g/ we are the official Sussman and Abelson worshipping club and as you probably know both Sussman and Abelson are two of the founding directors still active on the board of directors of the Free Software Foundation. Moreover THE ABELSON is a founding director of Creative Commons.
Using systems that do not confirm with the FSF definition of ``free software'' is a disgrace to their name.

>>31
Post said surveys, /g/ro.