Yeah, no problems with Windows 10, but I don’t like how it seems to be updating itself all the time
I’ve come to terms with the auto-updates (though I seem to have it set to always prompt me for approval before installing them. Maybe that’s a win 10 pro thing). What I hated was that after certain updates it would do a forced reboot within 24 hours.
I used to run Linux and OSX but I’ve been using Windows 10 for a couple years now and it’s fine. I still use Linux but Windows is my main box now. Click here to read about how I made it feel more like Linux.
I used to run Linux and OSX but I’ve been using Windows 10 for a couple years now and it’s fine. I still use Linux but Windows is my main box now. Click here to read about how I made it feel more like Linux.
Interesting. I’m planning to switch from OSX to Linux sometime next year. Could you elaborate on why you went for Windows? Do you have to run specific software?
Interesting. I’m planning to switch from OSX to Linux sometime next year. Could you elaborate on why you went for Windows? Do you have to run specific software?
I felt that between Libre, Open, and_iTunes…_thatWindows 10 was an OK compromise. When I made the switch I felt that a lothad changed since Windows XP and Windows 10.I set off to better understand the daily grind that is the Windows world through immersion and I got used to it. The freedom to make irrational decisions.
@Conner: Thanks for the info. I might consider installing Windows on a second partition. I only wished they wouldn’t have gone the complete phone home route with Windows 10.