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MacOS is at a standstill in terms of usability, but I feel that windows 10 has gone back. Microsoft has chosen to focus on enterprise. This is probably the rig
by throwaway13337 10y ago
MacOS is at a standstill in terms of usability, but I feel that windows 10 has gone back.
Microsoft has chosen to focus on enterprise. This is probably the right move for their culture and the future of the company, but the remainder of their consumer products seem to be turning into an ad-supported model heavily focused on legacy support.
Windows may have a new coat of paint, but the underlying OS just gets more buried under more and more simplified UIs which ironically make its harder to use.
This is really desktop linux's time to shine, but it's usability is still sporadic.
- ntsplnkv3 10y agoAgreed. I can't believe how much worse Windows 10 is than 7. And all the good features of 10 could easily be integrated with the 7 UI. It's very frustrating that there isn't another player in this space. I don't mind fooling around with linux but sometimes you just want to buy a laptop and go without all the extra crap and most of the consumer space won't go through that anyway.
- H4CK3RM4N 10y agoI feel like Fedora has a fairly good chance at being the distro to make it big (among other things, it actually works with GNOME software centre), as long as the community can actually unite behind it.