Funny, I tried to go the other way but just couldnt.
The ecosystem on windows 10 is poor but then again I just download from one of the million win32 applications. I just don't use "apps" from store.
The ecosystem on windows 10 is poor but then again I just download from one of the million win32 applications. I just don't use "apps" from store.
Just last week I played a game of Age of Empires II with my cousin, a game which was "released" in 1999 on a Surface with Windows 10. While on my MacBook I have issues because every major OS upgrade breaks something and I have to repurchase newer versions or give up if the dev isn't interested/around anymore.
OTOH I've found that it's not such a big deal in practice. In my 10+ years as a mac user I've only hit this problem a couple of times. Likewise in Windows I rarely open old outdated software.
That is of course my anecdotal and personal experience.