I'm starting to see 8 nostalgia. Very few these days will defend the start screen, but some people are starting to miss the rest of the OS. Which is understanda

I'm starting to see 8 nostalgia. Very few these days will defend the start screen, but some people are starting to miss the rest of the OS. Which is understandable. It was the last version of Windows without many of the things some consider objectionable about 10: no telemetry, no forced updates, no big feature updates which might break things, etc.