Why Microsoft develop a mobile user interface on a server operating system. Its unuseable, unpractical and without any comon sense.

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why?? will these be removable features when it goes RTM?

During the installation please allow GUI as an option. Also please include most if not all hidden powershell commands as GUI options. It doesn't have to be pretty, but being able to check some boxes with advanced options instead of having to learn all the powershell commands each time would save time (example would be Storage Pools).

Unify All the System Center Agents (virtual machine manager, SCOM, etc) in one solution (for example: SC unified Agent) .Integrate the System Center Agent as a Windows Server Feature (like .Net, BITS and the like).

In Windows 2000 Advanced Server/Datacenter Server, User could set very fine controls for all applications running or applications that will launch at specific time/interval.
User could set:
Affinity
Priority
Memory Usage
Other fine control settings

Newer Windows versions removed this feature called "Process Control app UI", I hope in Windows Server 2016 we can get this functionality back so user can set super fine control for each application / process / filter / directshow filter .. etc

Image from Windows 2000 Datacenter Server:
http://xi-networks.net/Windows2000Server/Control.png

The WS2012 licensing model with absolutely the same features in Standard and Datacenter Editions was the greatest thing. Virtualization rights was the only thing to think about - no headache about what is supported in which edition, what I should install, will it work etc. Please keep it like this in Windows Server 2016.

Remove these unnecessary files when user logs off or print job is finished:

c:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\~FontCache....dat

Some Products requiere Windows Media Services as a prerequisite for Installation (for example Exchange Server). Currently you have to install Dekstop Expirience to get these Services.

The downside of this is, that Applications which require these services are automatically required to run with a GUI (no server core support because of Desktop experience prerequisites)

It's all wonderful to post ideas here but some sort of rewards would be in order as we help you sell more software with great new features! ;-)

The ability to move hyperv workloads or replicate AD objects to azure directly from the GUI without additional tools

Set any program to run in the background on startup and such

The promise of the new Windows10 Universal Apps is that they will run anywhere. That should include the server and Azure. I'd like to write my core libraries so that the code can be used on phones, tablets, PCs, Consoles and in the cloud.

I especially want access to the MediaComposition and Win2D libraries for rendering my animations to video which I can then send to Azure Media Services for transcoding.

We are currently waiting for Windows 10 to be fully supported within ADMT. We can migrate the user, system but all complete with errors regarding Windows store apps. I do not want to fork out extra $$ just because Microsoft hasn't updated their basic tool yet. If we could migrate properly we would have bought more CALs.

In default configuration, security was set to 'Warn me if authentication fails'. I want to set 'Always connect, even if authentication fails' as default. I found Default.rdp in RDC Connections folder but can not find 'security' setting.

update and enable

Customizing the Taskbar via GPO is not working when using the described way from:

https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/configuration/configure-windows-10-taskbar

Task scheduler between clustered servers should have a way to easily configure it via GUI. Why not create it as a clustered service?