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Thread ID: 143705	2017-03-22 22:56:00	Place of Worship for Win 10 Faithful.	B.M. (505)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1433187	2017-03-23 03:30:00	Haha that thought did actually cross my mind too. Bad times.	wratterus (105)
1433188	2017-03-23 03:36:00	Now come on guys play fair. This is an excellent chance for you faithful to explain to the doubters all the redeeming features of Windows 10. The internet is full of criticism of the product and it has taken a right bollocking, so promote your faith. Lets hear it from you, what are the features that offset the criticism? :)	B.M. (505)
1433189	2017-03-23 04:20:00	Well B.M. it may surprise you that I am quite impressed with Windows 10 in how rapidly it boots. That is one area where Linux Mint can't come close, this may not matter if you only boot up once a day, but typically I start my laptop 5-10 times a day, sometimes more. A rapid boot time reduces aggravation when going from job to job. I would just use Mint if the damn thing would suspend to R.A.M. without issues, but it will not.	KarameaDave (15222)
1433190	2017-03-23 04:41:00	The internet is full of criticisms of every single OS in existence as well.	pcuser42 (130)
1433191	2017-03-23 06:37:00	Well B.M. it may surprise you that I am quite impressed with Windows 10 in how rapidly it boots. That is one area where Linux Mint can't come close, this may not matter if you only boot up once a day, but typically I start my laptop 5-10 times a day, sometimes more. A rapid boot time reduces aggravation when going from job to job. I would just use Mint if the damn thing would suspend to R.A.M. without issues, but it will not. Interesting Dave and completely opposite to my experience and that of a multitude of others. Worth exploring on a separate thread as this is for the disciples. ;)	B.M. (505)
1433192	2017-03-23 06:47:00	BM makes a lot of sense in almost every subject he comments on. Since when?	Nick G (16709)
1433193	2017-03-23 07:15:00	Getting slightly back on topic though :p I use both Windows 10 and Ubuntu. There are features I like about both, and bits I dislike about both. IMHO, neither is *better* than the other, the better choice depends on the user requirements.	Nick G (16709)
1433194	2017-03-23 07:47:00	Getting slightly back on topic though :p I use both Windows 10 and Ubuntu. There are features I like about both, and bits I dislike about both. IMHO, neither is *better* than the other, the better choice depends on the user requirements. Your comprehension is abysmal Nick. This thread is for the Win 10 disciples to preach to the infidels why Win 10 is better than any other OS’s including the predecessors’. Nobody cares what you use. :rolleyes:	B.M. (505)
1433195	2017-03-23 09:49:00	Nobody cares what you use. :rolleyes: That's really cut my self esteem to the core, how dare you :p	Nick G (16709)
1433196	2017-03-23 20:28:00	This thread is for the Win 10 disciples to preach to the infidels why Win 10 is better than any other OS’s including the predecessors’ . I'd still be running Win95 if I could . No drivers for modern components :-( . Was a sad day when forced to upgrade due to lack of drivers Win95 + Office95 + blindingly fast on the 'slower' PC's Last year I was often using an 10year old laptop with XP, as it was just as fast as many new laptops (untill SSD became common) PC users just use what works . The OS is just a tool to run an appliance . Win10 works . Im staying on 7 at home, but have to admit, 10 does the job . Far from perfect but it works . On some slow machines, 10 is actually faster than 7 . Lets all go back to DOS . Back in those days, many saw Win3 as a thing to be ridiculed . When I was studying at Tech (ATI), there was a real loathing of Win3 . 1 , to the extent they wouldnt teach it or allow it on the PC's .	1101 (13337)
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