And some old dialogs & their underlying infrastructure probably don't need to be refreshed, just eventually retired. Just looked at a current Windows 11 build and this one that I worked on in the same ...

Why it matters: There is nothing more enduring than a "temporary" code patchwork for a vast software project. Former Microsoft employee Dave Plummer provides yet another demonstration of this golden ...

Eh, if it wasn't for the advent of touch screens in the Windows space, I am actually fine with the UI and ok with it never changing (again, outside of ideally a touch friendly version being available) ...