For someone like OPs mom it would be more than good enough is my point. She’s saying she wished something existed that does indeed exist.
For someone like OPs mom it would be more than good enough is my point. She’s saying she wished something existed that does indeed exist.
Of course, and much of it is on the app store now (which I rarely use myself), but for someone like OPs mom who just wants an easy app store, well there is one.
Yes, I read that. A couple thousand people out of billions of users were affected, and the problem was resolved. It’s really not as big of an issue as you’re making it out to be.
What crap machine are you running? I can open the store on my Surface 3 I’ve had for nearly a decade.
I don’t think getting instagram, or photoshop off the microsoft store is giving anyone a virus. And I’ve never gotten a virus from it in the few times I’ve used it.
Sure, but pretty much every common application most people use is available, which is fine for the majority of people such as OPs mom.
But Windows does have an app store, and has for ages now.
Holding in a very deep breathe for as long as you can can also get rid of hiccups. Works for me at least, and no need to look silly leaned over with a glass of water.
The disc copy of Fallout 3 will not install on new windows due to games for windows no longer working. At least last time I tried to install it that was the case.
One Piece, so guess I’m living in a little village frequently attacked by pirates.
Never happens. I’ve never had a video card fail to work with Windows right away.
Literally none of that happens to me on Windows.
It was written as a spin-off called Scrubs Med School, but marketing was afraid it would flop.
I seem to be one of the few people who liked it.
Yes, I’ve set up several work computers without internet. You can make a local account on set-up.
3D modelling and printing. You do need access to a printer (some libraries have them), but the plastics and resins are cheap, and you can make lots of cool stuff.