"Combine the early bugs with the spottiness of Cortana and the fact that third-party app developers are still updating their Windows apps for Windows 10, and the operating system still has a little ways to go before it becomes a solid all-around upgrade. But the improvements to security, along with the familiar user interface, should be reasons to grab this upgrade sooner than later (especially if you’re on Windows 7 and lacking up-to-date security tools). The upgrade will be free for up to a year — after that, Microsoft may begin charging for it."Meet Windows 10, a Throwback With Upgrades in Software and Security - The New York Times
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Meet Windows 10, a Throwback With Upgrades in Software and Security - The New York Times
No Windows 10 for me, despite today being the big launch day; I'm blocked by a Parallels driver incompatibility on my Mac, and my last remaining Windows PC, running Windows 8.1 with all updates, is inexplicably unable to "reserve" Windows 10
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