I may well install it on my old laptop and see how it looks. If it works, and I like it, I’ll load it up on the new laptop/tablet thing I use now - I’ve only had that a couple of months so I don’t want to break it right now.
I’m on 7 at the moment. Was never tempted to go for 8.
Bit of a crossroads for me. The only things I really need Windows for at the moment are development tools and games. I’d love to get off the platform, but feel I would miss too much.
I like Windows 8 since I bypassed the Metro interface. I’ll install 10 on my laptop, see how it works. Then I’ll do it on the desktop if I like it…I won’t install it on the wife’s laptop until we find out what it does with the Sims community. She would just die if Windows 10 ruined her ability to play with her dolls. Yes, her dollhouse activities gave me stroke-face.
Hehe. Reminds me of the very early days of Linux (which is actually fine for the desktop these days). I’d toy with the idea of leavng the WIndows world behind, then realise that I was missing something pretty fucking big, like sound, or wireless network adapter driver.
I think overall, I share Gabe Newell’s concern that Windows is heading in the wrong direction, that Microsoft have had a little peek into Apple’s walled garden and thought “yeah, we’ll have some of that!”.
I think it’s time-limited to about a year, but you may wish to fact-check me on that. It’s a fairly canny move by Microsoft if it works. They want everyone in the same house. This is a decent incentive to ensure it happens.
So I have clicked the “Get Windows 10” app. I have not got Windows 10 yet. It tells me I will get a notification when it is ready to install. We shall see, Microsoft - we shall see.
I think they’re sending the update out in waves, which I can understand from an infrastructure point of view, but it’s a bit crap from a consumer standpoint.
I want my computer irreparably fucking broken with a new OS NOW, goddammit.