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To be honest, I didn't seriously use Win7 much, so I probably agree with everything you said. I've used 10 a lot more (switched to a Windows-centric company and
by organsnyder 7y ago
To be honest, I didn't seriously use Win7 much, so I probably agree with everything you said. I've used 10 a lot more (switched to a Windows-centric company and finally built a gaming rig at home). So maybe I would have liked 7 as well. I do find the settings to be confusing—I assume they're mid-transition on those.
I have also yet to be bitten by a bad update. I'm sure my time will come.
- alpaca128 7y agoIn my experience Windows 7 was clearly the pinnacle so far. The only real new feature since then that I liked was the ability to scroll in windows that aren't in the foreground. In exchange the privacy and update issues basically exploded with Windows 10, to a point where the frequency of my system reinstallations went from "maybe once in the lifetime of the PC" to "about every 6 months". It's the main cause for my full switch to Linux and the number of reasons to not go back is only growing over time.