You understood wrong and are contributing to the problem.

You just get forced update while you’re in the middle of work and random settings resets.

Just check his video titles.

Even without it, that snark face he uses for the thumbnails are a very big tell.

Because it’s not legal and no one’s going to develop software for XP. Someone could make and sell security patches for it, but the type of person who still runs XP either doesn’t care enough to buy security patches or it’s running some hardware that isn’t connected to the internet.

There are exactly two games released in the past few years that have XP support, but that was more a flex on the part of the developer then catering to the market. HROT and Zortch are those games if you’re curious.

change log: We’ve adjusted the 20 year old UI to better reflect modern aesthetic trends that our new hires learned in school.

Feels like the dotcom era all over again, but they’re better at stringing the scam along this time. Enough of the people need to believe the lie that it’s getting artificial longevity.

You’re describing Twitter and Facebook as well.

Well, this should be incredibly useful for Dosbox and improving playability of retro games, right?

I don’t think you have the insider information to really make that call.

They likely have a larger portion of Linux users then other companies though.