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RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - mothered - 05-27-2016
(05-26-2016, 05:28 PM)Jiggly Wrote: Thank you for explaining that. I'd not heard of it before. May use it.
You're most welcome.
@Dozy Van deserves all the credit. He first brought It to the attention of others. I just elaborated on It. I highly recommend Installing It. Due to It being distributed under an "MIT" License (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), there's no unexpected surprises during the Installation process, meaning no adware, toolbars, etc. It's very similar to a "Freeware" License- what you see Is what you get.
You'll be very Impressed with It's presentation and functionality.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Cracky - 05-29-2016
I hate it. You're limited in how you can customize it and configure it, Microsoft spies on you, there is so much malware for Windows, and it's a resource hog.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Aeolian - 05-29-2016
(05-29-2016, 09:09 AM)Cracky Wrote: and it's a resource hog.
I've noticed this, not happy at all.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - encrypted - 06-01-2016
I don't mind it at all. I only use windows for video editing and some gaming. Not really anything else. So because of that I haven't notice any issues or anything.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Despised - 06-19-2016
I've heard that Windows 10 is terrible and is some kind of botnet (or some sorts?).
Anyway I'm using 7 so I can't really judge.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - mothered - 06-20-2016
(06-19-2016, 04:47 PM)Ruptured Wrote: I've heard that Windows 10 is terrible and is some kind of botnet (or some sorts?).
Anyway I'm using 7 so I can't really judge.
Rather than myself going Into an In depth review on Windows 10, @BlueScreen Is pretty knowledgeable on this. If need be, I'm sure he can shed some light on It.
If you wish to checkout Windows 10, I recommend Installing It on a VM. It will run In It's own Isolation environment, away from the Host (physical) machine, hence will not have an Impact on the PC on which the Virtual Machine Is Installed on.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Despised - 06-20-2016
(06-20-2016, 04:21 AM)mothered Wrote:(06-19-2016, 04:47 PM)Ruptured Wrote: I've heard that Windows 10 is terrible and is some kind of botnet (or some sorts?).
Anyway I'm using 7 so I can't really judge.
Rather than myself going Into an In depth review on Windows 10, @BlueScreen Is pretty knowledgeable on this. If need be, I'm sure he can shed some light on It.
If you wish to checkout Windows 10, I recommend Installing It on a VM. It will run In It's own Isolation environment, away from the Host (physical) machine, hence will not have an Impact on the PC on which the Virtual Machine Is Installed on.
(06-20-2016, 06:09 AM)Ayumi Wrote: Morons who circle jerk are the ones who made that up. Windows 10 is not that bad if you apply the necessary security patches.
I lacked the motivation to check it out it after I heard some rumors about it, but I'll likely do it after all.
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Aeolian - 06-20-2016
(06-20-2016, 06:09 AM)Ayumi Wrote:(06-19-2016, 04:47 PM)Ruptured Wrote: I've heard that Windows 10 is terrible and is some kind of botnet (or some sorts?).
Anyway I'm using 7 so I can't really judge.
Morons who circle jerk are the ones who made that up. Windows 10 is not that bad if you apply the necessary security patches.
Can you list any?
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - Aeolian - 06-20-2016
(06-20-2016, 07:41 AM)Ayumi Wrote:(06-20-2016, 07:36 AM)Aeolian Wrote:(06-20-2016, 06:09 AM)Ayumi Wrote: Morons who circle jerk are the ones who made that up. Windows 10 is not that bad if you apply the necessary security patches.
Can you list any?
List any what...?
"Security Patches"
RE: Just updated to Windows 10 - mothered - 06-20-2016
(06-20-2016, 07:12 AM)Ruptured Wrote: I lacked the motivation to check it out it after I heard some rumors about it, but I'll likely do it after all.
If you decide to Install Windows 10 on a VM, It'll be an Interesting experience for you.
You never know, going by first-hand experience, your views may change all for the better. I personally couldn't do without a VM. In fact, I have a network of VMs chopping and changing tasks between each other without affecting my physical network.