How did you go from "a lot of people will switch" to "the year of Linux on desktop"? Microsoft is making a lot of changes that will annoy the expert users. Stu

How did you go from "a lot of people will switch" to "the year of Linux on desktop"? Microsoft is making a lot of changes that will annoy the expert users. Stuff like a Settings app that has a single screen - e.g. one makes changes to his network setup, decides to increase the brightness of the screen - the Settings app navigates from network to screen and the user progress with network is lost.