Honestly, I'm pleased to hear it. Nobody likes it when Microsoft (or any company) tells people how they ought to run their computer, or doesn't live up to its o

Honestly, I'm pleased to hear it. Nobody likes it when Microsoft (or any company) tells people how they ought to run their computer, or doesn't live up to its own obligations. I don't see why so many developers think it would be okay if Microsoft actively forced users to upgrade, regardless of what the developers themselves want.