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Microsoft is making it free because they are so confident in it.
Can't be any worse than Windows 9
Heh, my co-worker, who sits adjacent to me in this cube farm, is presently working with a Surface Pro 2 (i.e. "sir FACE", as we call it), which was upgraded to Win 10 from 8.1 less than 1 hour ago. He's testing Cortana as I type this post.
Negative. It's an internal play on the pronunciation.That supposed to be like SIRI?
No thanks. Controversy about all of Microsoft's monitoring is enough to keep me away from it until that's addressed, along with all of the app bullshit I don't want anywhere near my desktop. Such a shame Linux isn't more widely supported.
Agreed. One time for a week I had the most popular version of Linux at the time installed (can't remember which version it was) on my computer. It was barely tolerable even for a power user like me. Many a casual user would commit ritual suicide if they had to use it.That's because Linux is terrible.
Linux isn't for casual users. It's best suited for programming. Ubuntu has a nice user shell over Linux/UnixAgreed. One time for a week I had the most popular version of Linux at the time installed (can't remember which version it was) on my computer. It was barely tolerable even for a power user like me. Many a casual user would commit ritual suicide if they had to use it.
True. Not ready for the mainstream. It's an awesome OS for engineering applications. Heh, at one time during late 2007, I managed over 100 racked build-servers running Redhat. The GUI is much improved over the years, as is Win 32/64. Also lovely in a web server role. Loves me some Apache/MySQL/PHP implementations on Linux.Linux isn't for casual users. It's best suited for programming. Ubuntu has a nice user shell over Linux/Unix
And that's why it's not widely supported.Linux isn't for casual users.
Your inability to understand its functions does not mean it is terrible. It just means you dont understand it. It is a necessary OS.And that's why it's not widely supported.
It's pretty cool that Solitaire now costs $10/year to play without video ads, IMO.
Confidence!
Powerpoint is an abomination.Wildcatsboston's interpretation of "power user" is making line graphs in Excel.
I bet his Powerpoint formatting is on point, too. Knows where all the sick slide templates are......even the hidden ones like wayyyyyy down the list.
You're excellent at missing the point. I was arguing why it's not more widespread, not that it's terrible. It's good at what it does, which only appeals to a very limited set of the population at large.Your inability to understand its functions does not mean it is terrible. It just means you dont understand it. It is a necessary OS.
I must have missed the point where 6 posts up you typed you agreed it was terrible. Pretty sure I'm not the one missing the point. I can see why you need to charge your dad 5 bucks to watch tv.You're excellent at missing the point. I was arguing why it's not more widespread, not that it's terrible. It's good at what it does, which only appeals to a very limited set of the population at large.
If that's what you have to tell yourself then you go aheadPretty sure I'm not the one missing the point.
Only way I'd go back to Windows is if I got a Surface Pro or couldn't afford a Mac.Went to a Mac and won't go back.
Only way I'd go back to Windows is if I got a Surface Pro or couldn't afford a Mac.
Except it's in writing where you said it's terrible, you dumb mook. Crap, the posters on here are getting dumber and dumber.If that's what you have to tell yourself then you go ahead