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Because when you install a new OS there's things that are optimized in the background, and you also tend to use it more because of the "new and shiny" factor.
by philjohn 9y ago
Because when you install a new OS there's things that are optimized in the background, and you also tend to use it more because of the "new and shiny" factor.
- oelmekki 9y agoSounds legit, thanks for explaining.