Legacy console mode in Windows 11

[Vortex]

The legacy console mode is now a deprecated component that Microsoft no longer updates. The company has published a new message in the official Windows documentation detailing the end of development for the legacy console mode, a special compatibility tool designed to run old command-line apps in Windows 10.

According to Microsoft, future Windows releases, such as the upcoming next-gen Windows client scheduled for 2024, will not offer the legacy console mode by default. However, Microsoft is not removing it altogether—the tool will remain available as an optional on-demand feature installable using the DISM /add-Capability command.

https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-deprecates-legacy-console-mode-in-windows-11-and-future-releases/

[NoCforMe]

To hell with any Windows > 7! (At least for me; people in the future will just have to suffer, I guess.)

[TimoVJL]

Microsoft knows, what users wants, but it isn't what they want.
Those who have worked with industry, know what they want and that isn't, what MS offer.

[Vortex]

Hi Timo,

You are right, a person in the business environment knows better about the requirements.