Maybe it has better security, but it has worse privacy. Windows 10 is my last MS OS. Heading back to Linux as my daily driver with a System 76 machine.
Windows still has an insanely convoluted installation process whereas Ubuntu boots straight into a usable desktop from installation medium and has less prompts before your one single reboot into the installed OS.
Windows honestly needs to be burnt to the ground and redone from scratch before I'll consider using it again.
Preferably without requiring a LiveID and all the idiotic "Send to Grandparents" social media features. I want something to run programs and games, not a Facebook wannabe that tracks my every eye movement to show me more relevant ads or suggests content. If I want news and ads, I'll open a fucking browser (like that's not bad enough already).
I lived with Windows 10 for a few years, but eventually got tired of every update reverting my privacy and update settings. Jumped ship to linux and haven't looked back once.
1000x Thank You to all devs, packagers and all i forgot in the Linuxverse.
A happy user since 07
On rare occasion I need to be able to use RemoteApp for work, and have a win10 VirtualBox machine for those situations. Though I actually boot into windows even less than I thought I might when I first switched.
Is there anything in contention with windows in that regard? Maybe the mobile OSes?
In seriousness, though, try as I might I can't seem to parse your first sentence even using my "native English speaker" plug-in.
Yea.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/can-i-sign-in-to...
(Search in the page "Switch from a Microsoft account to a local account")
Good gawd. It was finally useful about 4 hours later after all the updates and tomfoolery. Never again.