Should Microsoft release only one major Windows 10 software update per year instead of two?

[Windows Central]

Microsoft's current update strategy for Windows 10 aims for two major software updates a year, but is that too many?
Microsoft's twice a year update cadence for Windows 10 is an interesting one, if only because it's double that of its competitors. While Microsoft aims for two major Windows 10 updates per year, Google and Apple focus on just one major update per year for their OSes. But the question on everyone's mind is this: Are two updates a year really better than one?

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[LuxuryTouringZone]

I honestly think that they should just stick with one and focus on making the updates smooth, and as problem-free as possible. Oh, and make changes that are also welcome and not unwanted! Leave things that don't need to be fixed, and fix actual that issues that do!