Windows 10, one month later: The good & the bad

Microsoft aimed to take on the 'post-PC' world with Windows 8/8.1 getting rid of its hallmark Start menu and the desktop, optimizing the UI mainly for touch devices. The move did not go down well with a large number of desktop and laptop users who're loyal to their keyboards and mice, and did not feel at home with full-screen modern UI apps, hidden charms menus and several inconsistencies. Microsoft tried to mitigate some issues with Windows 8.1 and some incremental updates but the damage had been done. more...