I have always been an early adopter when it comes to Operating systems. I have been using Microsoft OS's since they were making them for IBM back in the DOS days when it came on five and quarter inch floppy's. I have run every iteration since DOS-3, (4 was flaky but 5 was great!) I Beta tested Vista and stayed with XP, tested 7 and thought it a good replacement for XP. Tested 8 and happily told anyone that would listen that Win7 would be the last MS operating system I would ever use, turning to Linux full time.
I have been running Win10 since they released the technical preview. What I can say is that it good heck even "Metro" apps make sense on the desktop with Win10! From what I have seen to date it's a no brainer for any Windows user to upgrade to.
For the first time in around 10 years none of my computers are running Linux and that's something I would not have imagined as little as 12 months ago. Heck I may have been drinking too much of the MS coo-lade as I'm now looking at a Windows Phone as a replacement for my old Samsung! Even the new HP Stream tablet is looking good right now as a replacement for my slow Nexus 7 tablet.
I know that sometimes I can get a little over enthusiastic about tech. I can have my head turned by a new shiny toy to play with. Right now I can think of some good arguments that suggest MS might be on the right track. Ten years lost in the wilderness, the lumbering old dinosaur has changed direction and is gathering momentum.
I have been running Win10 since they released the technical preview. What I can say is that it good heck even "Metro" apps make sense on the desktop with Win10! From what I have seen to date it's a no brainer for any Windows user to upgrade to.
For the first time in around 10 years none of my computers are running Linux and that's something I would not have imagined as little as 12 months ago. Heck I may have been drinking too much of the MS coo-lade as I'm now looking at a Windows Phone as a replacement for my old Samsung! Even the new HP Stream tablet is looking good right now as a replacement for my slow Nexus 7 tablet.
I know that sometimes I can get a little over enthusiastic about tech. I can have my head turned by a new shiny toy to play with. Right now I can think of some good arguments that suggest MS might be on the right track. Ten years lost in the wilderness, the lumbering old dinosaur has changed direction and is gathering momentum.
