Ever since switching to Windows 10 I have found myself using Ubuntu more and more. To the point where I mostly boot Windows 10 once a week just to keep it and some software up to date.<p>I like some things about Windows 10, for example the new snap features for programs is nice, overall the system looks quite nice as well. Their virtual desktop implementation is kind of lacking but at least it is there. Explorer is actually quite decent these days as well.<p>However it just keeps pissing me off. I use SumatraPDF as my PDF reader, it is a great program. I can&#x27;t think of a time when it hasn&#x27;t worked perfectly yet for the 5th time now Windows has <i>helpfully</i> informed me it <i>had</i> to restore Edge as the default PDF reader for &quot;reasons&quot;, of course I have no idea what these reasons are!<p>I have Office 2016 installed and yet the stupid &quot;Get Office 365&quot; bullshit constantly nags me and <i>reinstalls</i> itself when the Store does some background updating. I had to hunt down a bloody PowerShell command to <i>force</i> remove it.<p>Oh yes and in Microsoft&#x27;s infinite wisdom they auto-install Twitter and Candy Crush Saga on my so-called &quot;Professional&quot; version of Windows <i>which I paid for on a new machine</i>!<p>Honestly it is a fucking horrible experience. Their own modern Universal apps are garbage. They release these totally <i>shit</i> apps with the idea that &quot;oh we can update constantly via the Store!&quot; but the apps they are releasing are just plain awful. I have used tech demos that work better ffs.<p>I honestly can&#x27;t stand the Windows 10 experience. The new way of doing things is just horrible. I end up using Windows 10 just like I used Windows 7&#x2F;8 with Win32 apps because there are still not any good Universal apps as the platform is just garbage by the looks of it. I mean if the <i>maker</i> of the platform can&#x27;t even make decent apps what does that say about the platform?!<p>Ubuntu isn&#x27;t perfect but at least it doesn&#x27;t fuck with me every other day to the point where I just want to walk away from the computer.<p>Yes Linux still has some rough around the edges but I have found that installing Chrome makes everything web-related &quot;just work&quot; as well as on Windows. Netflix? Check! Flash? Check! Also TIS-100 has a Linux version so that keeps me happy :)