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  • Much thx for explanation,

    Looks like my understanding is valid - it is situational.

    With a pointing to, I’ve noted most office workers do have apps pinned, by themselves or IT guy. Often even too many, like 3-4 web browsers lol. Also they rarely work on laptops, but office PCs. At least my country (Europe).

    Also, could guess MS or most big tech companies may want users to make common parts used faster, to make them buy new faster :giggle:.


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    I’m no programmer nor coder or such, I call myself advanced user only.

    If having part of an app (I refer app as OS here, and start menu as part of an OS) to spike CPU/memory usage, does that means that part is not being used without being called? and leaves resources fully free? Sure big spike happen when the sub-part is called, but without being called?

    IF part of an app is not even loaded while not used, isn’t that actually good? I mean, depends how often that app part is called and have to load from the void.

    I imagine that could be better than having unused part loaded all the time, wasting the resources?

    Also, I totally skip part of poorly coded compared to old smooth and optimized code.