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From <https://www.theverge.com/tech/913093/microsoft-new-xbox-ceo-asha-sharma-memo-notepad>:

It will be interesting to see what impact Sharma has on Project
Helix, Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox console. The next Xbox will play
PC games and “lead in performance,” but it’s still a mystery how
Microsoft will tackle the interface for Project Helix, especially
if Windows is running at the core. If Microsoft is leaning toward
its Xbox PC app to help with Project Helix, then it has a lot of
work ahead to match the fluidity of its existing Xbox consoles.

The Xbox Ally handhelds shipped with an Xbox PC app that felt like
a beta experience. While it has improved in recent months, it
still feels like it was designed with a mouse and keyboard in mind
rather than a controller. Former Xbox chief Phil Spencer admitted
in 2018 that Microsoft had “a ton of work to do on Windows” for PC
gamers, and I’d argue that eight years later that’s still the
case.

Eight years where little or nothing has improved -- think about that.
It took less time than that to create Microsoft Windows from scratch
in the first place.

Meanwhile, Valve’s Linux-based SteamOS is leading the way in a
completely different direction ...
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