nunz:Sideface:nunz:MikeB4: I am starting to have some concerning misgivings about upgrading to Windows 10
don't say things like that - you'll get called a luddite - I did :)
windows 10.0 is likely to be a pile of trouble historically . It comes straight after an okay operating system fixing the issues of the previous OS :) [snip]
I'm running 10 PCs on Win 10 Pro (upgrade from Win 7 followed by a fresh install) and have yet to have a problem that wasn't easily fixed.
... and I don't consider Windows 8/8.1 to be an "OK operating system" - I avoided it like The Plague.
So what makes 10 any better? It still has all those horrible app type things in place - a really unfriendly user interface and a really nasty tie into microsoft who have made having MS accounts even closer to being manadatory than Windows 8 did.
faster, leaner, meaner, way more secure, DX12, a whole bunch of business benefits
The cloud enablement that makes things easier for users. You know in the same way that the 2 other ecosystems with Android and iOS make things easier for users by using cloud identities
But for some reason when Microsoft does it, it's bad