Re: Windows 10 is creeping into your system, it is time to make a decision!

[William TeBrake tebrake@xxxxxxxx]

Kari,

It works just like Windows 7, except that the start menu can include
various "tiles" representing various apps grouped to your own desires,
but does not need to include them. If Tray Command Line runs on Windows
7 64-bit, I'd dare to bet it will run 10 as well. You could, of course,
put it in a virtual machine under VirtualBox or VMWare and try it out,
but it does take a far amount of disk space. I prefer Windows 10 to
version 8.1, but not necessarily to 7, which is an excellent operating
system.


Best,

Bill
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William TeBrake
UMaine History, Emeritus

On 11/28/2015 12:12 PM, Kari Eveli wrote:
> I would consider Windows 10 if it kept the same interface as Windows
> 7, the underlying engine is undeniably better. I run most of my
> business using Tray Command Line (which bears a close resemblance to
> Praxim on Win 3.1, and ultimately to the way I used the DOS prompt
> with one or two-letter batch filenames starting programs).

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> 28.11.2015, 17:11, William H. TeBrake wrote:
> > Under Windows 10, as soon as I plug in the mouse, the touch pad gets
> > turned off; it even works with a wireless mouse. This working
> > feature alone has made the upgrade worthwhile to me. I know it is
> > not popular to say anything positive about Windows 10 on this forum,
> > but I find it a definite improvement over Windows 8.1 and fully as
> > good as Windows 7.