and there is a x86 version of 26h1 btw...

It is never going to be right, one thing go belly up in all that millions of lines of code and it could have any number of effects. Microsoft can't even stop a computer getting a blue screen of death, so how on earth are these other companies going to make other stuff safe? Lets just wait until there is one hell of a accident and see what is done then.

DeluxePaint on the Amiga was the one and only. Everything else is number two or lower.

Nice of them to allow some users. This is the problem we have these days, big tech companies, most of them in the U.S who think they can to what they want with data belonging to people. While i doubt they are interested in little old me, that is one of the reason why I don't store files in any online cloud storage, be it MS, apple, Google or any other. It is time other countries like the U.K had the guts to go up against these tech companies.

You literally have to do it on a desktop, which is incredibly annoying in our mobile-first world. What???