Point 1.: True. Accented letters on Windows are needlessly difficult. Point 2: I actually prefer switching between all windows: on Mac I always have to Alt-Tab

Point 1.: True. Accented letters on Windows are needlessly difficult. Point 2: I actually prefer switching between all windows: on Mac I always have to Alt-Tab to the application and then use Expose to get the window I need. Furthermore, the possibility of closing windows from the Win10 Task View is sorely missing from Mission Control. Sorry, but Windows 10 is clearly superior in the window management category. "Magnetic borders" are only activated when you move quite slowly, while Snap Assist exploits Fitt's Law in an intuitive and powerful way. 3. Column view is really a great feature... The other stuff is rather niche. I can live without Quickview or tabs in Explorer (maybe they would be a nice addition to the Command Prompt/Powershell) 4-5-6. This sounds like nitpicking. "Oh there's no Duplicate in the context menu? No multiple "Open with"? Then Mac for life" 7. True. 8-9. More nitpicking while ignoring Snap Assist, which is built into Windows 10... as opposed to Spectacle/Divvy/etc., which you buy since MacOS is utterly lacking in that field. Somehow that becomes a plus for MacOS. 10-11. True and true, but just proves my point above. Windows is penalized for lacking built-in stuff, while MacOS is not. 12. True. Of course the installer stuff is rooted depply in the past. I hope all the "Creators" buzz brings good typography to Windows someday!