
Hawk wrote:Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.


11PM wrote:What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?Hawk wrote:Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).
I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.
Jaker wrote:Yes i do. It's pretty much same as on Linux. Sometimes even easier (most of the time).11PM wrote:What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?Hawk wrote:Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).
I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.


11PM wrote:How can one be 1337 h4x0r without Kali Linux good sir?Jaker wrote:Yes i do. It's pretty much same as on Linux. Sometimes even easier (most of the time).11PM wrote:What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?
Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).
I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.
The only two reasons i prefer Linux over windows are terminal manipulation/use and servers setup
(speaking of web development, as i do it mostly).
Many people say windows is shit to program on and one SHOULD NOT program on windows at all, but linux. But those people are usually 12 years old kids wanna-be hackers to look 1337. It is true that linux is better, but it all depends on the situation and environment, not everybody has same requirements and customers.
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