I wouldn’t mind that much, because I can just pin some stuff to the taskbar, press a button to type and find other stuff, and use a few apps. All I do is use a

I wouldn’t mind that much, because I can just pin some stuff to the taskbar, press a button to type and find other stuff, and use a few apps. All I do is use a few apps. The OS just needs to make the network connect, show an image on the screen, and keep out of my way. Unfortunately that’s not what Windows does any more. It lags. It does weird stuff. It keeps moving things around. This isn’t just one installation. I’ve installed W10 a few times over the past few years and the lag, weirdness and cheese-moving continue in whatever installation I try to get along with. There are plenty of useful things that can be done below the surface that would make Windows better over time. Breaking the interface due to incessant fiddling isn’t adding value: it’s removing it. And yes, these are the main reasons I’m currently sticking with MacOS everywhere. I just need the OS to work and let me run my stuff in peace.