Any body get this yet? I chickened out. I use win7 ultimate and am extremely pleased with it. What would win 10 offer me that win 7 doesn't?
I signed up for free upgrade.. So far I have only heard things which would make us stay away from it! Historically Microsoft's first attempt at a major version upgrade is always bad.. Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows Vista.. They all followed with stable releases.. I guess same would go with Windows 10. I will wait for a stable release.. I might try Windows 10 in a virtual machine and see what it offers.. Just being lazy in setting up the virtual machineAny body get this yet? I chickened out. I use win7 ultimate and am extremely pleased with it. What would win 10 offer me that win 7 doesn't?
VMWare has the best and fastest virtual machines and the system is free. I have my domain servers all virtual. Only our local PCs are physical. They also have a VM player which I use on my local PC to play old games. I have Ubuntu, XP, Win98, Win7, Server 2003 (3 actually) all virtual. One VM is nothing but games (all 3 of them) I've been trying to get work to go thin client with VMView. It's really fast and no new hardware required. Plus patching one machine beats having to do 450 physically. (We don't use auto update, but SMS to push out approved patches.)I signed up for free upgrade.. So far I have only heard things which would make us stay away from it! Historically Microsoft's first attempt at a major version upgrade is always bad.. Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows Vista.. They all followed with stable releases.. I guess same would go with Windows 10. I will wait for a stable release.. I might try Windows 10 in a virtual machine and see what it offers.. Just being lazy in setting up the virtual machine
I don't find this hard to believe.I found a rather interesting article today... seems within the 45 page ULA you give permission for them to log everything you do... I don't read them, let alone 45 pages, so I can't be sure the reports are accurate.
http://www.rt.com/usa/311304-new-windows-privacy-issues/
Yes, it is true. They track everything (even what you type) unless you specifically disable it. That was the first thing I did after it was installed. At least they do make it fairly easy to disable.I found a rather interesting article today... seems within the 45 page ULA you give permission for them to log everything you do... I don't read them, let alone 45 pages, so I can't be sure the reports are accurate.
http://www.rt.com/usa/311304-new-windows-privacy-issues/
You really believe ALL governments don't have something on you - or worse, Google! If you have a smartphone you're more tracked by sales than the NSA or MI6 could ever wish.Windows 10 has mandatory data collection for the NSA.
Would not move from W7/8 as long as you can.
I bought a new laptop recently that had windows 10 on it. I'm not having any issues with it.Any body get this yet? I chickened out. I use win7 ultimate and am extremely pleased with it. What would win 10 offer me that win 7 doesn't?