> As for Windows 7, despite the no-support state and the continuous developer support exodus, it is still alive and kicking. I know several people who still us

> As for Windows 7, despite the no-support state and the continuous developer support exodus, it is still alive and kicking. I know several people who still use Windows 7 as their main OS to this day. I totally understand them, that was the last version before Microsoft started ruining Windows with stupid touch-first UIs and overt contempt for the user. I also heard that Microsoft was telling hardware manufacturers basically "don't you dare release Windows 7 drivers for your new devices or else".