Microsoft fails to do its homework yet again by shoving another sorry piece of software onto the people. :angry:
1. Microsoft refuses to do a survey on what exactly people expect from a new OS. By doing this they have not only delivered a bloated, superficially changed software, they have also doomed their chance of taking back the failing desktop/laptop market.
2. Microsoft does not realize that people do not want a revolutionary OS but an evolutionary OS. An Os which is better than the previous one. By "better" means better performance(application level and kernel level), better memory management(application level and kernel level). Windows XP still performs better than all their new OS.
3. HDD have become cheap does not mean that Microsoft has the right to increase their OS size and push down unwanted features down our throat. People need huge hard disks to store their personal and business data, not Microsoft's.
4. Microsoft fails to understand that personal desktop customization does not mean just to change a picture or a background in PC settings. A personal desktop is to have different kinds of icons, customizable explorer windows, new artwork. Go look at DeviantArt, if you do not understand what I am saying.
5. The new start menu has changed nothing. I would rather say they have copied the idea from Jay Machalani's concept.
6. I see Metro apps for Windows 10 desktop as totally useless. Because there are software available for free which are 100 times better than the Metro apps. Take email app. Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird is a direct competitor to this app. And this app is in no way comparable to these software.
7. Trying to make a Unified OS for all platforms is a bad idea. First of all, this means that Windows Phone OS will not be there in the future. Second, it means that Microsoft is banking on this Unified OS idea which is a very huge risk.
OK, I have yapped enough of windows failures. What can Microsoft do to get rid of this negativity. :grin:
1. Microsoft should follow Lean and Mean policy. Their OS should occupy less space and should be faster. This is an age of speed and performance, not an age of tiles, ribbons and charms.
2. Remove unwanted features in the OS, features which majority of people are not going to use. Make them separate software. That way if they want that feature, they have to pay for that. By doing this not only the performance will increase, you will also make money.
3. Stop marketing Windows based on superficial features. Use real performance benchmarks to support your OS. Show performance graphs, charts and numbers.
4. Add necessary features, not some features which your development team can think off.
5. Categorize windows editions depending on where it is used. Example, gamer edition, business edition, home edition, etc.. and depending on editions include necessary Microsoft software.
6. Make development of software for windows platform easier by constant improvisation of various technologies through user feedback.
7. Further develop your Windows Phone OS. Make it more comprehensive. Windows Phone OS is a very good OS for ARM based Tablets and phones. Market Windows Phone OS for Smartphones ,ARM based devices and the usual Windows OS for Intel based devices excluding smartphones. Link these two OS using One Drive and other Cloud based services.
Note: This is not my hatred towards Windows 10, but a sincere review of the latest OSs by Microsoft. In fact I want Microsoft to succeed as I am a huge fan of Windows OS. I downloaded the OS the day it was announced. I am also a Windows App and Software Developer.
1. Microsoft refuses to do a survey on what exactly people expect from a new OS. By doing this they have not only delivered a bloated, superficially changed software, they have also doomed their chance of taking back the failing desktop/laptop market.
2. Microsoft does not realize that people do not want a revolutionary OS but an evolutionary OS. An Os which is better than the previous one. By "better" means better performance(application level and kernel level), better memory management(application level and kernel level). Windows XP still performs better than all their new OS.
3. HDD have become cheap does not mean that Microsoft has the right to increase their OS size and push down unwanted features down our throat. People need huge hard disks to store their personal and business data, not Microsoft's.
4. Microsoft fails to understand that personal desktop customization does not mean just to change a picture or a background in PC settings. A personal desktop is to have different kinds of icons, customizable explorer windows, new artwork. Go look at DeviantArt, if you do not understand what I am saying.
5. The new start menu has changed nothing. I would rather say they have copied the idea from Jay Machalani's concept.
6. I see Metro apps for Windows 10 desktop as totally useless. Because there are software available for free which are 100 times better than the Metro apps. Take email app. Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird is a direct competitor to this app. And this app is in no way comparable to these software.
7. Trying to make a Unified OS for all platforms is a bad idea. First of all, this means that Windows Phone OS will not be there in the future. Second, it means that Microsoft is banking on this Unified OS idea which is a very huge risk.
OK, I have yapped enough of windows failures. What can Microsoft do to get rid of this negativity. :grin:
1. Microsoft should follow Lean and Mean policy. Their OS should occupy less space and should be faster. This is an age of speed and performance, not an age of tiles, ribbons and charms.
2. Remove unwanted features in the OS, features which majority of people are not going to use. Make them separate software. That way if they want that feature, they have to pay for that. By doing this not only the performance will increase, you will also make money.
3. Stop marketing Windows based on superficial features. Use real performance benchmarks to support your OS. Show performance graphs, charts and numbers.
4. Add necessary features, not some features which your development team can think off.
5. Categorize windows editions depending on where it is used. Example, gamer edition, business edition, home edition, etc.. and depending on editions include necessary Microsoft software.
6. Make development of software for windows platform easier by constant improvisation of various technologies through user feedback.
7. Further develop your Windows Phone OS. Make it more comprehensive. Windows Phone OS is a very good OS for ARM based Tablets and phones. Market Windows Phone OS for Smartphones ,ARM based devices and the usual Windows OS for Intel based devices excluding smartphones. Link these two OS using One Drive and other Cloud based services.
Note: This is not my hatred towards Windows 10, but a sincere review of the latest OSs by Microsoft. In fact I want Microsoft to succeed as I am a huge fan of Windows OS. I downloaded the OS the day it was announced. I am also a Windows App and Software Developer.
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