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Originally Posted by Purple Lady
If Windows Store apps can be pulled, I wonder about Windows 10 apps. I'll have to keep that in mind when I eventually go to Win 10 and not use anything that's Windows Store app only.
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I installed the Win10 release version of Classic shell and it clearly separates the Windows Store APPS from normal Windows Programs (two separate cascading menus). Makes it easy to tell which is which.
Win10 does the same on the full start screen but it puts Apps (and there's tons of them) first and the Programs section is way to the left (offscreen).
I never intended to get anything important (free or not) via the Store so it makes no difference to me. But I'll be passing on the word.
I expected it to be like the XBOX store,which did not use to remove stuff even if they stopped offering it. That just changed: they just announced that the XFINITY app was going away. And the way they described it was "will be removed". I don't use it but I'll keep the ear prepped for the screams to come.)
Not. A. Good. Policy.
They should just let the user delete it when it stops working.