On that note I really appreciate distros like ElementaryOS purely because they maintain their own software that is specifically modified / created with the intent to making their distro feel really integrated. Other distros put in loads of work too, but it just feels more consistent, like a KDE distro with all the KDE bells and whistles (KDE is a good example of what I'd like to see, an OS with default apps that all really blend together and feel like a part of one OS).
Funnily enough, you don't get this "unity" or whatever you want to call it that I'm describing with Windows at all. They have random legacy ways of doing things, Windows is starting to look like a hacked together Linux OS with how inconsistent the main OS apps tend to be.
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Maybe if Microsoft stopped letting Marketing Teams dictate what goes on Windows, and focused more on polishing their OS. They would have an insanely fantastic OS offering.
Funnily enough, you don't get this "unity" or whatever you want to call it that I'm describing with Windows at all. They have random legacy ways of doing things, Windows is starting to look like a hacked together Linux OS with how inconsistent the main OS apps tend to be.
Edit:
Maybe if Microsoft stopped letting Marketing Teams dictate what goes on Windows, and focused more on polishing their OS. They would have an insanely fantastic OS offering.