"Mike" wrote

| Windows is an operating system.
| You choose the best apps for YOUR needs.
| If it happens to be a native app, so be it.
| Most aren't.

Just a note of clarification. "Native app" usually
refers to compiled software, as opposed to Metro
trinkets or webpage "apps" or Java/.Net software,
or any other "sandboxed" software that's not actually
compiled to native code (CPU instructions) and
therefore runs in some kind of VM or support
framework.

It sounds like what you mean is not that but
rather pre-installed Microsoft products.