The clipboard history is also good and so is the Dark Theme for File Explorer. But can't wait for another 6 months for Microsoft to complete the product, check it carefully and then release it?
'Windows as a Service' really gives us something. Candy Crush is installed on the computer, the available ads are becoming more and more problematic when Windows calls home once a day, saying that Microsoft has problems with the server.
Microsoft, please slow down. Is it okay to release a new version once a year? Apple still did, and they didn't need 'macOS as a Service'. Just launch a new version of Windows once a year, give it a name, spend a lot of time tweaking, fixing errors, waiting when it's stable, launching without delay.
Let the Windows update be free and optional, do not force users to upgrade immediately. Don't make people install a new OS just because they click on Check for Updates. If it is good, users will install it. If anyone's hardware or software doesn't support the new OS, let them use the old version.
Keeping many Windows versions doesn't make Microsoft more work. For Enterprise users, each September update is patched in 30 months. Make it a normal Windows version and let users do it themselves?
Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 7 for about a year, on July 14, 2020. After that, Windows 7 users will have to upgrade Windows or use Windows 7 without security patches.
How many Windows 7 users want to stick to Windows 10's troubles? How many people would rather use the old Windows version?
The sad thing is that Microsoft has a more stable version of Windows. If you use Windows 10 Professional, you can postpone the update for a while. If you use Windows 10 Enterprise, you can use the new Windows release for up to 30 months, receive security updates during that time. But although Microsoft has patched and supported these versions, Home users do not receive them.
We end up becoming testers for real Microsoft customers who spend money to get more stable software.
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