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Originally Posted by fkelly
There are plenty of web sites (try Askwoody.com and sites that it links to) that deal with this stuff. There are many strategies for dealing with Windows Updates ranging from "freeze them all and ignore them" to always keep the latest updates applied. I lean towards the latter but cautiously.
Yeah, you can run Windows on MAC or Linux but why? If I was going to be a MAC user then that's what I'd use for everything. Same for Linux.
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It's sad when a journalist can make a career out of Windows problems (the
Woody on Windows column is a five-year list of Win10 messes).
I agree that it's better to run Mac apps on a Mac. Why deal with Windows if you don't have to? But sometimes you have to, and for that many run Win10 on Parallels. MS Office is nearly at parity Win/Mac, so in my work I open Win10 as little as possible. Now, thinking of Windows is like thinking of that neurotic, needy, high-drama girlfriend from years ago.