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Looks like the “every odd release is terrible” tradition is still strong in Microsoft.
by prox 5y ago
Looks like the “every odd release is terrible” tradition is still strong in Microsoft.
- kodeninja 5y agoNot been on Win for a long time, but isn't Win 7 generally regarded as the best/most stable?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- cr__ 5y agoOdd like “every other release”, not “is the version number not divisible by 2”
- verve_rat 5y agoI think they mean 'odd' as in 'every second one' rather than odd version number. E.g: 11 - bad, 10 - good, 8 - bad, 7 - good, Vista - bad, XP - good, etc, etc.
- prox 5y agoNot native speaker, this is indeed what I meant :)
- Optimal_Persona 5y agoWindows ME - wretched...kernel faults every 1 of 3 boots on a fresh install! I co-manage about 150 Windows machines at my org, I'm in no hurry to try Windows 11 ATM.