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Standart folders, does anybody really use them? I upgradet one Notebook at home to from Win7 to Win10. Besides of other things I couldn't believe the added Can
by _trampeltier 7y ago
Standart folders, does anybody really use them?
I upgradet one Notebook at home to from Win7 to Win10. Besides of other things I couldn't believe the added Candy Crash in my Start Menu. In a home edition maybe .. but on Win Pro, serious?
I played back on the Win7 image pretty quick.
I'm anyway mostly Linux, but I don't think I'll ever move any machine to Win10.
- chowells 7y agoYou might think it's silly. Microsoft thinks it has massively cut down on malware installation. One of these is an aesthetic judgment. The other is a security judgment.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoThese judgements are orthogonal, one doesn't preclude the other.
- chowells 7y agoThat's very viewpoint-centric. If your viewpoint is that of a power user who thinks everyone else should be one too, then it'd be fair to say they're orthogonal. If your viewpoint is that of a product manager trying to give the most people the best experience you can, they're not orthogonal at all. You're trading a bit of scorn from a very small percentage of users for a larger number of very different users keeping their computers secure. Reducing the number of compromised windows installations is not silly at all.
- ken 7y ago> I couldn't believe the added Candy Crash in my Start Menu. In a home edition maybe .. but on Win Pro, serious? Are you surprised? The file search on Windows XP Professional used an animated cartoon dog. This is just what Microsoft does. As Steve Jobs once said, "The only problem with Microsoft is they just have no taste. They have absolutely no taste."
- jotm 7y agoHaha, I totally forgot about that one. Though even using XP I used search without the dog, I forgot how.
- mschuster91 7y agoAt least the dog was cute and not an advertising vehicle.