I'm struck by how the tech media deems every other Windows release a "disaster" that Microsoft has to recover from, yet Windows marches on and each version is a

I'm struck by how the tech media deems every other Windows release a "disaster" that Microsoft has to recover from, yet Windows marches on and each version is actually quite stable and usable. From the article "In desktop, the upcoming Windows 10 promises to fix the damage wrought by Windows 8, appealing to both desktop users, as well as the "corridor warrior" tablet devotees." I have run every Windows OS since 3.1 and used all of the "duds" exclusively (as did almost the entire PC world). I'm currently using Windows 8 and if you get beyond the "surface outrage" repeated insistently by the tech media, it's the same Windows that you use (and love - gasp!) exactly like Windows 7, or Vista, or XP, or 2000 or 98. We all need to look beyond the "2 hour" blog review which all to commonly throws an entire product under the bus when the author spent all of a couple hours using it.