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Skybird · 01-22-15, 06:50 AM

Free upgrades to W10 for users of W7 and W8 - they really must be desperate after W8.

The new OS comes not before Q3, and then the upgrade option should be there for one year. That means there is still time to wait for feedback. I will not jump onto the W10 train on the day in gets released.

Possibly the last classical OS MS does deliver. From now on they maybe will just eternally upgrade W10.

That they so openly press for users using cloud data storage, pisses me big time. The most unsafe option for data storage that is, and when youngster are used to it from childrhood on, the chance is slim they will decide again st it when they are grown up and have a job. That way a better awareness for privacy and data safety once again gets systematically and intentionally eroded.

Possible that in three years or so I will physically disconnect my game platform from the internet, since I do not buy much new games anymore anyway, and get a smaller device for online surfing exclusively. Installing Steam games once and very early, and then having it offline as well. It may pay off that I never was attracted that much by online gaming.

01-22-15, 06:50 AM	#3
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,612 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Free upgrades to W10 for users of W7 and W8 - they really must be desperate after W8. The new OS comes not before Q3, and then the upgrade option should be there for one year. That means there is still time to wait for feedback. I will not jump onto the W10 train on the day in gets released. Possibly the last classical OS MS does deliver. From now on they maybe will just eternally upgrade W10. That they so openly press for users using cloud data storage, pisses me big time. The most unsafe option for data storage that is, and when youngster are used to it from childrhood on, the chance is slim they will decide again st it when they are grown up and have a job. That way a better awareness for privacy and data safety once again gets systematically and intentionally eroded. Possible that in three years or so I will physically disconnect my game platform from the internet, since I do not buy much new games anymore anyway, and get a smaller device for online surfing exclusively. Installing Steam games once and very early, and then having it offline as well. It may pay off that I never was attracted that much by online gaming. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.