Read more.The first insider preview build since 18th September brings quite a few changes.
Read more.The first insider preview build since 18th September brings quite a few changes.
the final Windows OS, is getting more interesting. Microsoft has really taken wonderful way to handle this as a service.
Guessing that they've forgotten the lessons learnt when they got sued by the EU by too tightly integrating their own products into Windows and stiffling competiton.
Anyhow, will never upgrade to Windows 10 or any of it's variants, and when Windows 8 becomes too insecure, I'll get off my arse and learn Linux. Still can't imagine how businesses with any degree of IT sense are able to install Windows 10 either, the sheer amount of data it leaks to the outside world is staggering.
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This is bunny and friends. He is fed up waiting for everyone to help him out, and decided to help himself instead!
Linux won't help.
I am running a Fedora install on my home machine. It is quite up to date even though I installed it 6 years ago because, just like Windows 10, with a Linux install you are expected to keep the machine up to date. Updating to the latest version is pretty easy to do and obviously always no money to pay, but if you ignore a couple of updates you will find yourself unsupported as only the last few versions get any updates.
So whilst you do have a choice in when and how Linux boxes are updated, in real use you tend to be along for the ride picking up every change along the way whether you like it or not, just like Windows 10.
Skype doesn't have a dominant market position, there are MANY IM and chat applications with large user bases, so it's quite different from the IE situation. People are also much more clued up these days about using alternative applications rather than just sticking with the default.
IIRC the ruling wasn't based on IE being in the dominant market position, it was that Windows was the dominant OS and Microsoft used that dominance to gain an unfair competitive advantage in the browser market by packaging IE as the default browser in their then dominate OS.
And not one person even commented on how terrible skype is to begin with. Wish MS never bought them.
I want fewer integrated software, a more vanilla Windows 10 without all of this rubbish, not more junk filling my hard drive that I do not need!
No OS is for everyone, but there are alternatives if Windows 10 is not your thing. If all of those alternatives are more onerous to you than Win 10 you have to decide which is the least bad option, that or staying on an unsupported Win 7/8.
As others have pointed out, neither Windows is no longer the dominant OS (IIRC it's 3rd behind Android and iOS,) and Skype is not a virtual monopoly in the IM space either.
For me, the latter. But air-gapped. Things that require Windows are done on air-gapped machines. Things that require net acccess (surprisingly little, for me) happen either on Linux desktops, or Android tablets that have NO access to personal data.
It's not ideal, but for me, the least-worst option.
But Win10? Nope.
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