Cyran on 04 February 2018
I read the article differently then the OP. The way I read it is they going to stop selling Windows 10 S and instead offer it as a mode in there none S windows 10. Even if they set Windows S as the default mode it would be a simple setting change, to change the mode to something else.
I really don't see how this affect anyone in a negative way. Nothing I read made it sound like they getting rid of windows 10 in favor of windows 10 S but rather the reverse, they getting rid of windows S and offering it as a optional mode in windows 10.
