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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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The last great Windows before Microsoft began its enshittification.
It was the last Windows version that felt it was primarily made for desktop use.
Windows 8 tried to be a hybrid between mobile operating system, and Windows 10 and onward feels more like an advertising platform for Office 365 and Microsoft’s AI services.
Was 10 actually alright early on in its life, or was I just unaware? I don't remember any of the advertising and spyware crap back when I first upgraded from 7.
Yes. It installed candycrap automatically and had several other such apps in the start menu.
Oh yeah I do remember that one