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I think a big part of the problem is Windows 7 is so good. I have very little incentive to switch at all. I'll probably do it sometime in the next week because
by nimos 10y ago
I think a big part of the problem is Windows 7 is so good. I have very little incentive to switch at all. I'll probably do it sometime in the next week because free upgrades end July 29th but only because I have Windows 10 on a laptop and I've been happy with it. If I hadn't had that experience I wouldn't risk it.
- j_s 10y agoMake a 32GB-ish partition and activate Windows 10 there. You might need to find something that can defrag at boot to relocate system files to make a big enough space... AOMEI offers their partition resizing tools free even for commercial use: http://www.aomeitech.com/freeware.html http://www.aomeitech.com/freeware.html
- donny2015 10y agoYes, Windows 7 is very good indeed, but after upgrading to Win 10 none of my workflows changed, and my 7 year old laptop got noticeably snappier.
- brudgers 10y agoThat's my experience as well. Windows 10 is significantly less crufty than 7 or 8. The interface is gorgeous to boot. Not sure I'll switch from Ubuntu for day to day, but it's possible.