Too confusing. I think it'll be called Windows 365 by then.
I think it is worthwhile numbering versions when they have different system requirements [which should always have to be declared].
The scope for misleading people could be reduced by open declarations of system requirements. But it would never be perfect.
MS's codes of conduct preclude their staff from getting ideas from outside of areas declared in their privacy & intellectual property statements.
Did you really mean to say to keep your W10 machines until 2027?
Windows 365 is actually used by MS to denote the cloud PC.
"know"? No.
I will just keep looking in www.twelveforums.com/forums/news/ every once in a while.
Misstatement by a MS employee. Never was official.
Or maybe Windows 365 +1, +2, etc.
Sounds like somebody is pulling an elaborate practical joke on that woman. Maybe April 1st they'll break it to her gently.
And think about it...if someone were that deep within MS to be working on an as-yet-unannounced project, do you think they would hire an A1 personality blabbermouth?
Ohhhhhhh, I love it, @Corona!
No, what is special about next year?
I wasn't talking about ideas, Denis. I agree with you on that, but choosing someone to work on a project is quite different.
Just playing Edwin's game.
MS never said that. It was an employee of MS that said it.
In the direction they seem to be going, Windows Emoji would be more accurate.
