Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
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Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#22From the same branding team that brought you Xbox One and ASP.NET, it's Windows App!
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#23Even though I'm well aware of HN's guideline against shallow dismissals, I still can't help but say it: Worst. Naming choice. Ever. Searching for documentation or assistance relating to "Windows App" will be effectively impossible.
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#24I'm not kidding.
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#25Even though I'm well aware of HN's guideline against shallow dismissals, I still can't help but say it: Worst. Naming choice. Ever. Searching for documentation or assistance relating to "Windows App" will be effectively impossible.
That’s not even close. Microsoft churns out incredibly awful names. The “Defender” family is probably the most egregious example today. I’m sure the enterprise version will be Azure Windows 365 App for Business E3. But it won’t be compatible with one of the 4 hosted windows desktop solutions that Microsoft ships lol, but nobody will be sure of which one!
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#26From the same branding team that brought you Xbox One and ASP.NET, it's Windows App!
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#27Which Windows App?
Google it!
Oh, you mean the Windows App Store?
No, the new Remote Desktop Windows App.
You mean there's a new version of Remote Desktop?
Yes, and it's called Windows App.
Right, it's always been a Windows app.
No! It's THE Windows App now. Get it?
No, I don't get it.
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#28From the same branding team that brought you Xbox One and ASP.NET, it's Windows App!
Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#29Re: Microsoft Remote Desktop will be renamed to Windows App
#30From the same branding team that brought you Xbox One and ASP.NET, it's Windows App!
And "Windows Subsystem for Linux". Which, to my continual surprise, is a subsystem of Windows, not of Linux. (Yes I realize this makes me sound rather dense.)