Finally can we be rid of Control Panel
Microsoft is planning an 'Advanced Windows Settings' panel for power users
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#22> Microsoft is developing an 'Advanced Windows Settings' panel to give advanced users more control over their operating system and improve workflows. > Give developers more control over their system settings and advanced behaviors > > - Help developers discover powerful settings that can improve their daily workflows & improve machine performance This is the set up to start charging for these right?
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#23The Advanced Settings page here just relates to some developer focused options, as that is the purpose of Dev Home.
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#24Yes, all we need, another layer in Windows. I recently went to Windows 11 and it is stunning that you still have multiple places for settings. How are we going to name the classic settings? Classic classic control panel?
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#25Where's the power user setting to turn off all the enshittification?
Re: Microsoft is planning an 'Advanced Windows Settings' panel for power users
#26Yes, all we need, another layer in Windows. I recently went to Windows 11 and it is stunning that you still have multiple places for settings. How are we going to name the classic settings? Classic classic control panel?
Don't forget about 'netsh' and all the PowerShell cmdlets and objects that can manipulate windows settings..... The CLI is all we really need... If Microsoft can expose all settings via CLI or PS, then folks will build the advanced config UIs for them!
Windows has always offered control via COM interfaces to system settings.
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#28(Yes, I am that old. And thanks to Mr Chen for that wonderful tool).
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#29Great. Now we have to search for settings in three levels of control panel instead of two.