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Re:Inside the Creation of the Microsoft Surface Book by felixgallo on Thursday October 08, 2015 @11:08AM (#10353225)
It's especially dicey because Windows as an operating system has been a convulsing mess of confusion for years as they've tried and then partially abandoned a shift to mobile-first. It would make sense to wait for an actual paradigm to re-emerge before trying to get used to one.
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Re:Inside the Creation of the Microsoft Surface Book by nilkn on Thursday October 08, 2015 @11:26AM (#10353350)
I find that the UX experience of Windows 10 is better than that of OS X. That's highly opinionated, of course, but this is coming from someone who's been a more or less OS X diehard for 8 years.

Of course, Windows is still a mess under the hood, which is why I also run a VM (debian with xfce or xmonad).

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Re:Inside the Creation of the Microsoft Surface Book by trentnelson on Friday October 09, 2015 @12:51AM (#10358245)
> Of course, Windows is still a mess under the hood

Go a little deeper. The Windows NT kernel is decades ahead of UNIX paradigms.

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