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Windows 11 and the Pressure to Migrate: Do We Really Need This Change?

The client requested a new screen with many details. I informed them that it would take a bit longer than usual, but when I tried to deploy the graphical interface in Visual Studio 2022, I encountered an unexpected obstacle: Windows 11 is mandatory for this task. Sure, I could manually modify XAML, but coming from Windows Forms, I never got used to designing UI without visual tools—something I envy from my Delphi colleagues. But this leads me to a deeper reflection:

May 8, 2025 - 04:58
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Windows 11 and the Pressure to Migrate: Do We Really Need This Change?

The client requested a new screen with many details. I informed them that it would take a bit longer than usual, but when I tried to deploy the graphical interface in Visual Studio 2022, I encountered an unexpected obstacle: Windows 11 is mandatory for this task.

Sure, I could manually modify XAML, but coming from Windows Forms, I never got used to designing UI without visual tools—something I envy from my Delphi colleagues.

But this leads me to a deeper reflection:

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