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I'm pretty OS agnostic. I have systems running Windows 10, various distros of Linux and a MBP running MacOS. Every single one of those operating systems comes

I'm pretty OS agnostic. I have systems running Windows 10, various distros of Linux and a MBP running MacOS. Every single one of those operating systems comes with their quirks/pile of warts and I can't objectively say that one is so superior to the others that I'd want to run it exclusively.

wvenable 8y ago
Windows also gets objectively better with each release, if you ignore some of the BS things like this.
- mrguyorama 8y ago
  While the Windows 10 kernel has had improvements over 7, things like this completely offset those improvements. I would LOVE to use current Windows, but instead I'm stuck on a 5 year old OS because Microsoft doesn't value my ownership rights over my own, hand built computer
  - majewsky 8y ago
    For private PCs, it's like you say. For corporate PCs, Windows 10 Enterprise is sort of like "Windows 10: The good parts" because your IT department can disable all that shit via group policy. At work, I've switched from a Macbook to a Lenovo and I vastly prefer Windows to macOS. It somehow manages to get out of my way better than macOS does, plus it has a window management UX that is not a hot mess like the one in macOS.