The Windows 10 Opinions Topic...

Scuzz

I tried it when the preview first come out and didnt find it much different to windows 8 other than the obvious start menu changes.
I'm not sure if im a fan of the start menu. Would have much preferred if they changed it back to how it was.

julian

Definitely not a fan of Windows 8+, but Windows 10 is supposed to go back to some of the things that worked in 7... like a start menu? XD

Sim

I also like the fact that Windows X (Official Name, not actually 10) APP Store is going be shared with Win Phone market. So all apps/programs do not need 2 seperate versions.

PitaJ

Windows 10 is awesome. I'm trying it out on my laptop, and I love it. I haven't tried out multiple desktops yet, though I love that feature on Ubuntu.

a_5mith

@julian, indeed.

@julian said in The Windows 10 Opinions Topic...:

@Sim I've heard that the windows app store is full of crappy malware apps that masquerade as real applications.

Some are really obviously dodgy.

julian

@Sim I've heard that the windows app store is full of crappy malware apps that masquerade as real applications.

Nivix

My only reaction to Windows 10 is http://nooooooooooooooo.com/

Febian

I have Windows related site so I tested and review Windows 10 regularly since it's first preview release
Overall I like it..I think it's a major improvement of Windows 8.x.

And about your caps lock & num lock problem, it's usually caused by incompatibility driver which mostly happen in pre-release OS

I like the come back of start menu and virtual desktop, however I think the cortana integration to desktop OS is something useless

Sim

Start menu is "optional" correct? You can enable/disable it.

Scuzz

@Sim The start menu is not optional. Well it wasnt the last time i checked.

a_5mith

@Scuzz yeah, right click > properties allows you to "go back" to the windows 8 start carousel. But it's disabled by default in favour of the start menu.

Febian

@Sim yes, you can disable it to bring the start screen back

meetdilip

Have downloaded the Consumer Preview. Still to test it. Wondering how easy would it be to uninstall.

Sim

@meetdilip said:

Have downloaded the Consumer Preview. Still to test it. Wondering how easy would it be to uninstall.

I would have done Installed it, but don't feel like setting up a partition to play with it.

julian

What about a VM?

a_5mith

@meetdilip said:

Have downloaded the Consumer Preview. Still to test it. Wondering how easy would it be to uninstall.

You'd need to wipe the drive to put Windows 7 back on.

Justin

@julian That was my biggest problem with Windows 8, I found it was just slowing me down. I installed Classic Shell (http://www.classicshell.net) and it works great. Looking forward to playing around with
Win 10 when I get the chance.

meetdilip

@a_5mith said:

@meetdilip said:

Have downloaded the Consumer Preview. Still to test it. Wondering how easy would it be to uninstall.

You'd need to wipe the drive to put Windows 7 back on.

You mean the whole HDD ?

a_5mith

@meetdilip If you have it already partitioned, then probably not. But if it was a whole drive with Windows 10 on, then you couldn't "upgrade" back to windows 7, it would be a custom install, which involves formatting the drive.

Scuzz

@a_5mith He could shrink his current partition and then create a new one for windows 10