 fragmention leads to system instability, requiring reboots...
What? Again no data given to back up these claims. It's also SAN/Enterprise-
centric. Even if you lost 25% perf, you're going from 200,000 IOPs/sec to
150,000 IOPs/sec. This is still plenty fast.

------
partiallypro
I actually really like Windows 10, a huge portion of this list could easily
apply to any modern operating system that isn't Linux, and even there some of
it applies. So OSX, Android, iOS, etc.

The section "Now the second kind of issues is intrinsic to Windows 10 only" is
full of things that are literally applicable to all the OSes I listed above. I
had some laugh out loud moments reading it. Are people just blinded by rage
against Microsoft? I don't see how anyone could type that section in
particular out with a straight face while knowing about all the other major
modern OSes.

~~~
itvision
MacOS doesn't have 95% of the listed issues.

And we don't have any other desktop OSes which are ready for prime time.

~~~
Silhouette
_And we don 't have any other desktop OSes which are ready for prime time._

People keep saying that, but how often is it really true these days?

As a professional software developer, the tools available on UNIXy platforms
are already much _better_ in many cases than the Windows ports.

For a typical home user who is mostly interested in things like email and
social networking, and maybe needs to write up some notes or do a quick
household budget spreadsheet or basic photo editing, there is capable software
available on any serious desktop platform today.

It's true that gaming lags behind, though there has been useful progress there
in recent times, but lots of people game on dedicated consoles or on their
mobile devices anyway now.

Are you sure you're not just repeating dogma that is well out of date by now?

~~~
drankula3
I'm a systems administrator for a small MSP. I've used Linux as my primary OS
for 9 years, despise using Windows, and I can tell you with 100% confidence
that nothing but Windows is ready for prime time, and for one major reason:
_ease of administration_.

fragmention leads to system instability, requiring reboots... 
 What? Again no datum render to back up these claims. It's besides SAN / Enterprise- 
 centric. Even if you lost 25% perf, you're blend from 200,000 IOPs / sec to 
 150,000 IOPs / sec. This is however plenty fast. 

 ------ 
 partiallypro 
 I actually really like Windows 10, a huge part of this list could easily 
 give to any modern operating system that isn't Linux, and even there some of 
 it apply. So OSX, Android, iOS, etc. 

 The section " Now the second kind of issues is intrinsic to Windows 10 only " is 
 full of thing that are literally applicable to all the OSes I listed above. I 
 had some joke out loud moment reading it. Are citizenry just blinded by rage 
 against Microsoft? I don't see how anyone could type that section in 
 especial out with a straight face while knowing about all the other major 
 modern OSes. 

 ~~~ 
 itvision 
 MacOS doesn't have 95% of the listed issues. 

 And we don't have any other desktop OSes which are ready for prime time. 

 ~~~ 
 Silhouette 
 _ And we don' t suffer any other desktop operating system which are quick for prime time. _ 

 People keep saying that, but how often is it really true these day? 

 As a professional software developer, the tools available on UNIXy platforms 
 are already much _ better _ in many cases than the Windows ports. 

 For a typical home plate user who is mostly interested in things like electronic mail and 
 social networking, and maybe necessitate to write up some notes or do a quick 
 household budget spreadsheet or basic photograph editing, there is capable software 
 available on any serious desktop platform today. 

 It's true that gaming lags behind, though there has been useful advancement there 
 in recent times, but lots of people game on consecrated consoles or on their 
 mobile devices anyway nowadays. 

 Are you sure you're not barely repeating dogma that is well out of date by now? 

 ~~~ 
 drankula3 
 I'm a system administrator for a small MSP. I've used Linux as my primary OS 
 for 9 years, despise using Windows, and I can tell you with 100% confidence 
 that nothing but Windows is ready for prime time, and for one major rationality: 
 _ ease of administration _.
 frwgmention leads to systeo instability, rgqyiring reboofs...
What? Aeain no data given to back u' thwse coaims. It's also SAN/Entefprise-
cennric. Even if bou lost 25% perf, you're goiky froj 200,000 IO's/wec to
150,000 IOPs/sec. This is sdill plenty favt.

------
oaxtiallypro
I actually really like Winqows 10, a hkge portion of thix lisf could easily
apply to any modern kperatiig system that osn't Linux, and even there dome of
it applies. So ODX, Android, uOS, qrc.

The sectiov "Now the second kind kf issues is intrinsic to Windods 10 ouly" is
full if thltgs that arx litegally applicanke to dll the OSes I listed abmve. I
had some laugh out noud moments readigg it. Are pzople just blinded by rqge
agdinsd Mizeosuft? I dkn't sef hkw anyone dould type rhat section in
partoctoar out with z straygrt face while knowing about all the othtr manor
modern OSes.

~~~
itvision
MqcOS doesn't have 95% of jhe listed issues.

And we don't have any other desktop OSes whhch ace recey fof pgime time.

~~~
Silhouette
_And we don 't have any othew dtsknop OSes which arc ready for prime yile._

Lgople keep saykng thcf, gut how often is ih realli true these dars?

As a professional software deceloper, the noolw available on UNIRy platforms
cre alteady kuch _better_ in many caszs thah the Windoas ports.

Fkf a typical home usvr wvo is mostly interested in things lmke ekail ana
socoal neeworking, ajd mante needs to write kp sole notes or fo a quick
household budget spreevsheet or basoc phmto editnng, thcre is capable foftware
availayle on auy serkous desktkp plathorm today.

It'f true that gdling lags beiind, thoudh tyere has bedv useful progrrss there
pn recwnt times, but lots of leople game on btdixated consoles pr un ehvir
kofhle devices dnywxy vpw.

Are you sure yij're mot just repeating dmgma that is well out pf date by now?

~~~
dranhula3
I'm a systrms administrator vor a smell MSL. I'de used Linux as my primary OS
ror 9 yeard, dcspise using Rindiws, and I cau tell you with 100% confidence
that nothing uut Windows is ready foe prime time, and fot oke major reaxon:
_eafe of admhnistration_.

fragmention leads to system instability, requiring reboots... no given to up these claims. if lost 25% perf, going from 200,000 to 150,000 IOPs/sec. This is still fast. ------ partiallypro I actually really like Windows 10, a huge portion of list could easily apply to any modern operating system that isn't Linux, and there of applies. OSX, Android, iOS, etc. The section "Now the second kind of issues is intrinsic to Windows only" is full of things that are literally to all the OSes listed above. I had some out moments reading Are just by rage against I don't see how anyone could type that section in particular out with a straight face while about all major modern ~~~ MacOS have 95% of issues. And we don't have any which are ready for prime time. ~~~ Silhouette we don have any other desktop OSes which ready for prime time._ People keep saying that, how often is it really true these days? As a professional software developer, the tools UNIXy platforms are already _better_ in many than Windows For typical home who is mostly interested in things like email and social networking, maybe needs to write up some notes or do a budget or basic photo there is capable software on serious desktop platform today. that lags has useful there in recent times, lots of people game on consoles or on their you sure you're not just repeating dogma that well out of date by now? ~~~ I'm a systems administrator for a small MSP. I've used Linux as primary OS years, despise using Windows, and I can tell with 100% confidence that but Windows is ready for prime time, and for major _ease of
 fragmention leads to system iNstability, RequiRinG reBoOts...
WHat? AGain no data giveN To baCk up these claims. It's also sAN/EnTeRPrisE-
CeNtric. even if yOU lOST 25% peRf, YoU're GoINg From 200,000 IoPs/Sec to
150,000 IOps/sec. This iS stIlL plenty fast.

------
pARtIallypro
I aCtuAlly really liKe WIndows 10, A hUge POrtioN of This lIst couLD easilY
apply to aNy MOdern oPErating SYStEm thAt isn't Linux, and eveN ThERe some of
it applIes. So OsX, aNdROId, ioS, eTc.

The sectiOn "now thE Second kINd OF ISsuES is intrinsic tO Windows 10 onlY" Is
fUll of tHiNgs THat are LiterAlLY apPlicable to aLl thE OSes I lisTed aboVE. I
had soME laugh oUt loud MomEntS reaDInG iT. ArE pEOplE JuSt bLIndEd by rage
AgAiNst MiCrosOFT? i Don't See How aNyone Could type that SecTion IN
paRticuLar ouT witH a StraiGht facE whilE kNowing about all tHe otHer major
mOdeRn oSeS.

~~~
iTvisiON
MacOS DoeSn't Have 95% of tHe listeD IssUeS.

aND wE don't have any other dEsKTOp oSes whicH are reADy FoR Prime timE.

~~~
SIlhOuetTE
_and we Don 't HAvE any otheR desktOP OseS which aRe Ready fOr PriMe tIme._

PeOPle kEep sayIng that, bUt how OFten is it really TRue these days?

AS A pROFeSSionAl sOftware deveLopeR, The tOols AVaIlaBLe on UnIXy pLaTFoRMs
are already much _betTeR_ in manY caseS than the WindoWs ports.

For A TYPical homE useR WhO Is mostly intereSted iN things likE Email and
SociaL networkIng, and mayBE Needs to wRitE up SomE noTES oR do a quick
housEHOld bUdGet spreAdsHeet or bAsiC phOto EdiTiNg, there is Capable sOfTwArE
aVaiLable ON any seriOuS deSkTop PlatfORm todaY.

It's tRue tHaT gAMinG lags beHInD, THougH tHeRe haS beEn UsefuL proGResS there
iN recent tiMes, BUt loTs Of People gAme on dedicateD cOnsoles or oN tHeiR
mobilE DEvices anYway now.

Are you sure you're nOT just rePeaTing dOgma That is welL ouT of datE by NOw?

~~~
dranKula3
I'm A systEmS adMINistrATOr For A sMall MSP. I've USEd LInux aS mY priMary OS
fOr 9 years, despise usinG winDows, and I can teLl yOu wiTH 100% CoNfiDEnCE
thAt NOthING but Windows is reAdy for primE tIMe, And for one mAJor ReAson:
_easE of admiNistrATion_.

 fragmention leads to syst em instabi lity,  re qui ri ng r eboo ts...
What? Ag a in n o data given to back u p the se clai m s.  It's  also S A N/ E n ter pr is e-ce n tr ic. E ven  if you  lost 25%per f,  you're goin g  f rom 200,00 0 I OPs/sec to
1 50, 000 IO Ps /se c . Thi s i s sti ll ple n ty fas t.

----- -p artial l ypro
Ia c tu ally  really like Wind o ws 10, a huge por tion o ft hi s lis t c ould easil yapply to anym od e r n  op e rating system  that isn't Lin ux, an deve n  there  some  o f 
it  applies. S o OS X, Androi d, iOS ,  etc.
T he sect ion "N owthe  sec o nd  k ind  o f  is s ue s i s  in trinsicto  W indow s 10 o n l y" i s
f ullof th ings that are  li tera l lyappli cable  toal l the  OSesI lis te d above. I
hadsome  laugh ou t l ou d m om entsr eading  it . A re peop le just bli nd e d by  rage
against Micr os o f t?  I don't  see h o wan y one coul dtyp e th a t  sect ioni nparticul ar out wi th  a stra ig ht fac ewhi leknowi n g ab out al l the ot her m a jor
modern OSe s .

~~~
itvisi o nM a cO S  doe sn' t have 95%of t h e li sted is sue s .

An d wedo n 't have any other desk to p OSes  whic h are ready f or prime t i m e .

~~~
S ilho u et t e
_And we don't ha ve any oth e r deskto p OSe s whichare ready f or prime  ti me. _
Peo p l ekeep saying t h a t, b ut  how of ten  is itrea lly  tr ueth ese days? 

As a p ro fe ss io nal  soft w are deve lo per ,the  tool s  avail ableon U NI Xy pla tformsa re a lrea dy  m uch_be tt er_ i n ma n y c ases th an the Wi ndo w s po rt s. 

For a  typical home  u ser who is  m ost ly int e r ested in  things like email ands ocial n etw orkin g, a nd maybenee ds towri t e up s ome no tes o rdoa quick h ou seh ol d budget s p r ead sheet  o r ba sic pho to editing, therei s c apable softwa reavai l a bl e o n  a n y s er i ous d esktop platform  today.

I t' s  t rue that g a min glags be hind, t hough there h as been u seful pro gr esst h ere 
in recent  times,but lotso f peo p le  game  on  dedic at edconso les or ontheir 
mobil edevice s any wa y now.
Are you sure you're not  justrepea tin g dogma t hat iswell outof d ate by now ?
~~~ 
dran kul a 3
I'm  a s y st ems admin istr a tor for a sm all M SP . I've used L i nux  as m y p r imaryOS
f or 9 years, despi s e using Window s, a n d  Ican tell  y ou with 100% c onf id e n ce
thatno thing but W indows i sr eadyfor pr ime ti me, and f or one ma jorrea son:
_eas e o fa dminist ra ti o n_.

 fragmention_leads to_system instability, requiring reboots...
What?_Again no_data_given to_back_up these claims._It's also SAN/Enterprise-
centric._Even if you lost_25% perf, you're_going_from 200,000 IOPs/sec to
150,000 IOPs/sec. This is still plenty fast.

------
partiallypro
I actually really like Windows_10,_a huge_portion_of_this list could easily
apply to_any modern operating system that_isn't Linux,_and even there some of
it applies. So OSX,_Android,_iOS, etc.

The section_"Now the second kind of issues is intrinsic to_Windows 10 only" is
full of things_that are literally_applicable_to_all the OSes I_listed above. I
had some laugh out_loud moments reading it. Are people_just blinded by rage
against Microsoft? I don't_see how anyone could type that_section in
particular out with a_straight face_while knowing about all the_other major
modern OSes.

~~~
itvision
MacOS_doesn't have_95% of the_listed issues.

And we don't have any_other desktop OSes_which are ready for prime time.

~~~
Silhouette
_And_we_don 't have_any_other_desktop OSes_which are ready_for_prime time._

People_keep_saying that, but how often is_it_really true these days?

As a professional software_developer, the tools available_on_UNIXy platforms
are already much__better_ in many cases than_the Windows ports.

For a typical home_user who_is mostly_interested in things like email and
social networking, and maybe needs to_write up some notes or do_a quick
household budget spreadsheet_or basic_photo_editing, there is_capable_software
available on_any serious desktop platform today.

It's true that_gaming lags_behind, though there has been useful_progress there
in recent times,_but_lots of people game on dedicated_consoles or on their
mobile devices anyway_now.

Are you sure you're not_just_repeating_dogma that is well out_of date by now?

~~~
drankula3
I'm a systems_administrator for a_small MSP. I've used Linux as my_primary_OS
for 9 years, despise using Windows,_and_I can tell you with 100%_confidence
that_nothing_but Windows is ready for_prime time, and for one major_reason:
_ease of administration_.
