Posted by jimg.allentown on February 05, 2020 at 05:53:42 from (24.115.193.250):
In Reply to: welcome to windows 10 posted by 37 chief on February 04, 2020 at 11:37:32:
I would have no problem "updating" to Windows 10 if not for a few things. First is the radically different interface. They had a good solid and usable interface going back to Windows 95. We all got used to that, and it worked well for most of us. Then came the flood of "upgrades."
Well, Windows 95 was full of bugs and was not as stable as it could have been. Windows 98 was an improvement by the time they got to the second edition. Then came XP. This merged the home user and commercial versions of Windows into a single product. OK for that. XP was good and solid and reliable. Windows 7 added more capabilities and stability. But, the change to Windows 10 is a big jump in having to start all over with learning the interface and all.
I suppose that before long most of us will be forced to move to Windows 10, but it will be reluctantly for many of us - myself included.
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