Insider Program? Me?
LOL. Last time I volunteered for anything like that was in ‘65....fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice....
The only reason I’ve got a W10 computer in the house is that Grandma has to use it with Outlook/Office 365 in her business.
I’m just looking for a date certain for a UNIX with W10-in-VM installation for that pretty laptop.
These days I encourage people to only run Windows in VMs, under Linux or MacOS, or even under a vanilla Windows direct install that does nothing but run the VM host software. VirtualBox, VMware, Xen... there are lots of ways to isolate oneself from the hassles of fixing Windows-on-the-metal problems.
That said, I do have Win7 Ult. installed directly on my c. 2010 Fujitsu Lifebook. I use Acronis to take a monthly full-disk image of it, and back up the recent data files every week or so. But it's only for portability, travel, etc., it's not my main machine; that's a VM on my desktop.
Windows runs quite well in a VM. You'll enjoy it -- but you already know that. :-)