[rarestia]

The problem with most of the recent articles bashing Windows 10 is that they’re pure FUD. I’ve yet to see one that wasn’t clickbait to drive traffic to the hosting site.

Microsoft was VERY clear that the core OS was their primary concern and consideration with the launch of Windows 10. They’re moving the platform to a service-based architecture to allow them to focus on security and content delivery vs. constant patching of the OS.

[tacticalogic]

Microsoft was VERY clear that the core OS was their primary concern and consideration with the launch of Windows 10.

I know, but there seems to be an awful lot of journalists that think "core OS" means the Start button.

[dayglored]

> The problem with most of the recent articles bashing Windows 10 is that they’re pure FUD.

Well, in fairness, they sometime contain a grain of truth, way down below the crap. :-)

> I’ve yet to see one that wasn’t clickbait to drive traffic to the hosting site.

Sadly, that's become true of all tech journalists whores these days. Whether Microsoft/Windows, Apple/Mac/iPhone, or even Linux. It's pretty sickening.

At the moment, I imagine the folks in Cupertino are relieved to see the folks in Redmond suffering the majority of the trashy articles for a change.

But it all evens out in the end.

I think Windows 10 will be a winner for Microsoft. They're highly motivated to succeed on this round.