The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge has been announced!
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
windows 10 or 7
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what's better?
what's good about windows 10?
What do you dislike about windows 10?
The computer brakes in 10 Windows?
Should I Upgrade to Windows 10?
what do you use?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
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Personally I find it better then Windows 10 simply because it has less junk I don't want built in. And I'm not sure if it's still an issue, but Windows 10 used to force updates that had a tendency to break stuff.
Thank you!
what?
why the best version?
Forced updates arent as invasive as people tell you. I have never had it restart in the middle of my work because its easy to configure it not to.
Some of the features I love other than the general look update are:
The new window snapping
The new environment path editor
Mouse scroll on hover rather than active window
DX12
Multiple desktops
The linux subsystem
Few more reasons too
Axi5
Thanks a lot!
Thank you in advance!
To the OP : if you are wondering whether or not you should update, then that simply means you have no good reason to update. I'd say save your time, sanity and money and don't do it if you can avoid it.
Thank you!
This allows me to not have to even think about such concepts as "active hours", or exotic settings to disable, or having to learn after the fact that the light version of an OS is gimped and not suitable for professional work
Its super fast, very stable, works with all the software that I use, has the best start screen, has built-in FBX previews, I like the notification tray, I love the game bar, and I really really love being able to play XBox One games on my PC while playing with friends who are on the console. There are likely other features that I love and use all the time, but I'm too lazy to dig around to confirm if they were introduced in Windows 10 or 8.
It had a rough launch and for a while it even interfered with some software that I use... but it is no longer 2015. Software has been updated and patched from both ends, and I haven't had any issue on this machine for years.
Thank you!
Software has been updated and patched from both ends, and I haven't had any issue on this machine for years.
However, now that a lot of companies push for subscriptions models you will run into conflicts if you decide to accept such updates too frequently (turning yourself into a beta tester, pretty much). But that's a general issue, not related to any OS in particular.
Many thanks!