> I can offer one terse advice- don't force stuff on people. Give them options. That was Windows's biggest strenght 100% this! I lost all respect for Microsoft

> I can offer one terse advice- don't force stuff on people. Give them options. That was Windows's biggest strenght 100% this! I lost all respect for Microsoft when it tried to be Apple and started becoming more controlling and limiting user options in windows os - no, you will have to force update the OS, no, we will upload all your data to our servers and spy on you, no, the OS needs a touch interface even if it is on a desktop pc, and so on ... Apple atleast offers some benefits with its "controlling" philosophy, but Microsoft just focused on the control aspect. And thus forced me (and I am sure many others) to Linux and MacOs.