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I don't understand the logic here. 1. Download a preview build because you want "the latest and greatest". 2. Build is full of horrible bugs. 3. Microsoft ne
by cmdrfred 10y ago
I don't understand the logic here.
1. Download a preview build because you want "the latest and greatest".
2. Build is full of horrible bugs.
3. Microsoft needs to employ psychological tricks to get you to download the next preview build, as you cling to the previous one with both hands.
- runesoerensen 10y agoThere might be more reasons, but here is the author's answer to a similar question: The imperative is that these machines can screw up the network they are connected to, so they’re affecting other machines. Generally, people don’t look kindly when a Windows system starts screwing up a network. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20160906-00/?p=94255#comment-1263975 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20160906-00/?p=...
- cwyers 10y agoBandwidth was a LOT harder to come by back then. You'd download a preview build if it had a feature if you were interested in. "Associated bugfixes" was typically not exciting enough to download an ISO file over a phone line.