If you must run Windows 10
I see a lot of angry posts like this, but fail to understand how it&#x27;s reflected in reality in 2019—I agree that Windows 10 was a little messy at launch, but it&#x27;s come a long way from where many of these complaints seem to stem from.<p>Yeah, Windows has a bad rap, but in the last 2-4 years has come leaps and bounds from where it was—implementing great, thoughtfully designed features on a regular basis, for free. With WSL2 and the other developer-focused improvements in tow, most of these are a shitlist of nitpicks, than things you&#x27;ll run into every day. I switched from macOS about two years back, and couldn&#x27;t see myself going the other way anymore ever again. But, that said, I can see why people want to stay there! That&#x27;s the beauty of choice.<p>These types of posts are based on historical grudges, rather than modern experiences with Windows. Sure, there&#x27;s going to be annoying things to change out of the box, but every machine, with any OS, has that.