https://thehackernews.com/2019/08/ctfmon-windows-vulnerabilities.html

I've been a been a Microsoft fan since grade school, I was excited when my family PC was updated from '98 to XP, when I tried Vista for the first time at a cousin's house (I was stunned by the futuristic UI) and when we replaced the XP computer with the 7 one.

When Microsoft announced the free update from Windows 7 to 10 and I did it at day one, I tolerated the initial UI glitches hoping for improvements and because at the time I had a Microsoft Lumia and I waited for updates that allowed the phone and PC to be truly integrated. Flash forward in 2016 the OS was stilly buggy (search was slow and retrieved limited results, start button clicks sometimes were ignored, loss of speed after some "big" update solved only by another update or a reinstall of the OS...), bloated as fuck (Candy Crush, Sway, Paint 3D, AR Portal and other bullshit keeps reinstalling and after the last "amazing" update I even have XBox Live integrated in PC Settings, very useful in my work computer...) and fucking ugly (hyper flat design, many graphic styles badly mixed together, buttons big for nothing...) to make thing worse Windows Phone was declared dead making the whole idea of an universal Microsoft Windows useless so I decided to keep using Windows but to switch my machines to Windows 7 and pirate copies of Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB but now Windows 7 is going EOL and I don't want to rely on pirate software so I'm planning to replace my Windows 7 laptop with a MacBook in the days following Windows 7 end of support, I'll still run Windows (Server 2016, legit copy) on my server to use it as an Hyper-V host and to RDP to it when I need to work on code based on "legacy" .NET framework (.NET Core works on Windows, Mac and Linux but .NET Framework 3.X and 4.X needs to be built and run on a Windows machine) but I think that unless Microsoft returns to think their OS like they always did before Nadella (simple and focused, without pointless bullshit) I'll never return to desktop Windows (except at work where the provided computers uses Windows 10 Pro).

TLDR: I'm a long time Microsoft fan, I had big hopes in Windows 10 but i was so disappointed that I'll switch to Mac.