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The Windows 98 UI was the pinnacle of desktop computing.
I'd vote for Windows 2000, but the point stands. All it needed (in hindsight) was virtual desktops
I don't even care if it looks more modern. I just want a consistent UI in Windows.
Don't worry, I'm sure with Windows 12 they will have a new UI design that fixes all the problems with the Metro interface. It wont replace it of course, it will just be another UI standard.