Windows 10 is not available for another month!
But having said that, I have been playing around with Windows 10
(pre-release version given to beta-testers) in a virtual machine, and my initial
impressions is that it is Windows 8 done right. It shouldn't be too
much of a stretch from Windows 7.
Mind you, I'm not doing too much in Windows these days - I'm primarily
a Linux user (OpenSUSE, with fvwm2 as a desktop), and that doesn't
look like changing any time soon. Next year will be the 20th year of
using the same window manager (desktop UI), and I've yet to see
anything superior for my purposes (out of KDE/Gnome/Windows
XP,7,8,10/MacOSX Aqua...).
Cheers
Cheers
On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 04:22:40PM -0600, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> Speaking of Windows, a "button" has recently appeared on my Windows 7
> machine which appears to download and install Windows 10. Any
> recommendations?
>
> Frank
>
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> On Jul 17, 2015 1:52 PM, "Gillian Densmore" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> > Not a bash on Windows!
> > History:
> > I've used linux in the past, and decided to experiment because my desktop
> > a Dell has some kind of Gremlin on the windows side that causes it to
> > reboot on it's own.
> > Being concerned it's a hardware problem first hit control-delete to see if
> > anything stood out, cache files, or to many apps running in the background
> > etc.
> > Only thing that stood out that I could tell was with nothing running and
> > it just idle it'd creap up from about 30% ram used to about 40%
> > Mixed in firefox because I like the session save and restore addon it'd
> > hover around 40% and my games would easly push it to about 55-60% used.
> > By used in the pased I meen KDE 2.0 I think it was when I'd start my fun
> > box I'd get a mysterius line that said username@bash(or somesuch) and to
> > get to xorg typed in start x, and flash didn't play with I think it was
> > Mandrake (no idea what number)
> >
> > Why:
> > Why not? Plus it be useful to see if it has a buried gremlin.
> >
> > Results:
> > I had Ubuntu 1405 Trusty I think it is.
> > Sufficed to say Ubuntu is growing on me, and after about 4-5 days of doing
> > my routine things mostly works. *yeah*
> >
> > Just to see if it's a hardware issue decided to spin up chromium, then
> > Chrome with random google searches ,and tossed in a bunch of tabs in
> > firefox, and my old ooold del from 07 or so. No crash, no bluescreen.
> > *yeeeah*
> >
> >
> > Questions:
> > I'm not particularly familiar with chromium, and not maried to it as a
> > browser iether. I didn't see where it might have somethlike addblock. I ask
> > because websites I might typically go to (google, bing git, wordpress.com
> > etc) hadd all sorts of inline adds, that I gather addblock on FireFox keeps
> > out*yeeeah*
> >
> >
> >
> >
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