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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are you being obtuse on purpose, bydlo? ok, let me rephrase that in the most pedantic way possible: IDA decompiles to pseudocode which is a superset of C. it's not guaranteed to be compilable, and if it's compilable it's not guaranteed to work the same way as the original. simple programs might be easily decompileable but anything even moderately complex probably won't be. see for example this: https://github.com/GabrielRavier/Cave-Story-Disassembly - Cave Story isn't that complex of a game and yet its IDA output can't be compiled. surely you won't be able to compile something as complex as Photoshop.

in general, IDA is an Interactive Deassembler. your're are not supposed to use it to automatically acquire code, it's more of a manual process.

tl;dr go fuck your're are self, nikita