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  1. 1. On a scale of 1-5, 1 being worst, 5 being best. What do you think of Windows 10 from the leaks so far?

    • 5.Great, best OS ever
      156
    • 4. Pretty Good, needs a lot of minor tweaks
      409
    • 3. OK, Needs a few major improvements, some minor ones
      168
    • 2. Fine, Needs a lot of major improvements
      79
    • 1.Poor, Needs too many improvements, all hope is lost, never going to use it
      41
  2. 2. Based on the recent leaks by Neowin and Winfuture.de, my next OS upgrade will be?

    • Windows 10
      720
    • Windows 8
      20
    • Windows 7
      48
    • Sticking with XP
      3
    • OSX Yosemite
      35
    • Linux
      24
    • Sticking with OSX Mavericks
      3
  3. 3. Should Microsoft give away Windows 10 for free?

    • Yes for Windows 8.1 Users
      305
    • Yes for Windows 7 and above users
      227
    • Yes for Vista and above users
      31
    • Yes for XP and above users
      27
    • Yes for all Windows users
      192
    • No
      71


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oh comn....ctrl+v in cmd is a  "feature"?

It's been a major omission since forever.. plenty of options to replace it with a better shell but it sure would be nice to have one built in that finally doesn't suck.

They're showing off the new dynamic UI feature, gives you a different UI depending on the device type.   kb+mouse only, kb+mouse+touch and so on.


Windows Insider Program starts up tomorrow, with a desktop and laptop preview build.   Server build after that, consumer early next year.

ask about the icon wouldnt someone please think of the icons!!!!

Build 9841 is obviously an early build and in the middle of refining the UI. Give them time to renew the icons.

Assuming the ISO is a public beta release tomorrow, I've got a VM all set up and ready to go.

 

If this works like the Yosemite public beta, I assume the Insider Program will more or less just be a program running inside the TP where we can type in our feedback and submit bugs.

There's a video of the new Continuum feature up at the verge.   Basically the new start menu and windowed apps will change (if you want) on hybrid devices once the keyboard is detached and it's turned into a tablet.   Windowed apps go full screen and the new start menu turns full screen into a "newish" start screen. 

 

I fully expect this type of UI to be just what hybrid devices see,  pure tablets will probably see a different start screen UI and other touch controls that we'll find out about later.   In fact I'm betting the new start screen for touch only devices will be the same between WP10 and Windows 10 or whatever they name the new phone and tablet ARM version.  While x86 hybrids and pure desktops without touch get a slightly different UI but with key elements that are shared, like the live tiles and of course the universal apps from the single Windows Store that they're working on.

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