Windows 10 Taskbar

It has been more than 20 years since Windows 95, and taksbar still doesn't function properly:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-3053045/taskbar-fullscreen.html

It is like I'm using some crappy Linux, developed by hobbyists. And I remember pretty clearly that Windows XP had properly working taskbar. So why it is so broken now? Have Microsoft decided to turn their OS into Linux? Guess it is finally the year of Linux desktop!

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All of these projects do not make use of decompiled code. The only code they accept is code that the copyright owner legally grants to the project. The engine recreation happens when an independent person writes new code (and not decompiled code) that makes the on screen characters move the same way as the proprietary game. They repeat this idea for every aspect of the engine recreation until they reach the point of feature parity with the original proprietary game.

Furthermore, I generally advocate for people to avoid installing proprietary games. I recognize that it's possible to enjoy a proprietary computer game as we don't rely on computer games to achieve our computing. It is possible for to enjoy a proprietary game and also desire it to be free software so we can modify and improve the game. For that case, it is probably worth the effort to start a free engine recreation project for that game.