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I don't care if you use Windows on a daily basis - you're just flat out wrong. Windows isn't easily configurable? By what metric? There's a dozen ways to enter
by cbozeman 6y ago
I don't care if you use Windows on a daily basis - you're just flat out wrong.
Windows isn't easily configurable? By what metric? There's a dozen ways to enter the same settings and most of the time you can just search for what it is about the operating system you want to change - in the operating system itself, with the OS's own search bar.
And "nothing works"? What the fuck are you even doing on Windows 10, where you and apparently only you, manage to break all functionality after the initial install?
I can't even remember the last time I've had a problem with Windows 10... a blue screen, hell, even an application crash.
- romanovcode 6y agoMail app is unintuitive and has advertisement in it. Paint is barely usable, even after 20 years you still cannot resize the image normally. Screenshot app has is much less easy to use compared to Mac. Default browser is crap. I could go on and on about what's wrong with Windows.
- cbozeman 6y agoEverything you listed is fixable with free applications anyone can install. What's the point of having any operating system of you can't install applications on it that work for you.
- romanovcode 6y agoMan, but that is my point exactly - on MacOS you don't have to. It just works?