No. The point of the article, as I understand it, is to show how much easier upgrading OS versions has become. OS upgrades used to be rare and slow, because you

No. The point of the article, as I understand it, is to show how much easier upgrading OS versions has become. OS upgrades used to be rare and slow, because you needed to buy the CD. You used to need to make sure everything was backed up, or in this case, have multiple drives or partitions, because the processes often went wrong. Now it seems like these upgrades just happen when we sleep and people want them on day 1. And they’re much easier.