Puppyroach on 13 June 2016
pokoko said:
Because W10 is an upgrade in a lot of ways and a downgrade in a lot of ways. It's a much more intrusive and controlling system than W7, so I can't fault anyone for avoiding it. It's not like it's a clear upgrade across the board. |
Agreed, but if we then choose to stay with the old OS, we will need to accept that we won´t be able to take part in all the new things releasing on the newer OS. I would much rather that MS focus all their resources on the new release instead of spreading out their resources across several OS´s.
