Agreed on Apple dropping the ball. But Windows 10, while certainly better than modern OS X or Windows 8 does not have the stability or adherence to well-tested design that Windows 7 had. W10 has seen serious quality assurance issues[1], partly as a result of Microsoft cutting large amounts of QA testers as it switched development methodologies.
This has lead to an immense number of mistakes, bugs, and unhandled cases seeping all throughout Windows 10.
At its core, W10 is still a great OS, but the lack of proper testing (and its massive, scary levels of privacy invasion) is something to be aware of.
This has lead to an immense number of mistakes, bugs, and unhandled cases seeping all throughout Windows 10.
At its core, W10 is still a great OS, but the lack of proper testing (and its massive, scary levels of privacy invasion) is something to be aware of.
[1] http://www.computerworld.com/article/2859902/at-microsoft-qu...