>Windows which claims to be the default desktop OS copies a basic feature from the Linux "non-desktops" which is a command line package manager :-) //
There's nothing contradictory about that. Good features can come from the worst of software or the best. It's actually a positive change IMO that Microsoft would adopt a good feature in the facing of crowing like "they stole that from linux".
Of course the devil's in the detail; usually when I see something MS are doing and appreciate it they manage to royally confound it - here letting Oracle, and their ilk, install the crapware they currently trick inexperienced users in to having is probably going to be part of that.
There's nothing contradictory about that. Good features can come from the worst of software or the best. It's actually a positive change IMO that Microsoft would adopt a good feature in the facing of crowing like "they stole that from linux".
Of course the devil's in the detail; usually when I see something MS are doing and appreciate it they manage to royally confound it - here letting Oracle, and their ilk, install the crapware they currently trick inexperienced users in to having is probably going to be part of that.