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Greetings ...
Just to confirm what we already knew - the acceleration curve is rather interesting ... as is the Q4O/S decline on DW
Regards
Jack
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Well, that was predictable
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....although that was a developer survey, which sadly ain't the same thing as end user land.
One of the (cough) benefits (cough) of W10 - as far as MS are concerned is that the new rolling wrecker gets round the issue of "new version of windows - oh no! - let's try linux" thus further corralling the sheeple. OTOH their habit of bricking machines or parts thereof with those updates may just help...............
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....although that was a developer survey, which sadly ain't the same thing as end user land.
One of the (cough) benefits (cough) of W10 - as far as MS are concerned is that the new rolling wrecker gets round the issue of "new version of windows - oh no! - let's try linux" thus further corralling the sheeple. OTOH their habit of bricking machines or parts thereof with those updates may just help...............
Also all the ruckus about their overly invasive tracking still is hurting them even though they've dialed it back QUITE a bit and given users the ability to limit it somewhat also hurts Win10.
Q4OS Trinity machine - Lenovo K14 Gen1 AMD. AMD Ryzen R5-5650U, 32GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, Vega 7, Realtek 8852 Wifi 6E + BT 5.2.
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