Given the entire nature of the Windows operating system as a closed – money/data hoarding platform, it’s mostly fair that people that value their privacy or are otherwise displeased with Windows 10 will look out for the better alternatives while still offering a similar experience akin to what the 10’s GUI offers. I like to attribute Windows 10 to “ 8.1 done right” particularly because it’s more or less a refined form of the latter – with still a lot of improvements under the hood. However, given the success rate of Windows 10 in the short space of time, we’d expect its usage share to eventually grow over the next few years to beat Windows 7 – just the same way the latter took over Windows XP. Notwithstanding, the market share of Windows 7 still surpasses that of Windows 10. Microsoft currently boasts of over 200 million devices currently running its flagship operating system, which is a humongous amount if you ask me. It is quite intriguing how Windows 10 took off shortly after its announcement on the 29 of July 2015 and it is without a doubt that it’s the best Windows ever – which is what a sequel of any operating system should be anyway – unlike those that came before it (I’m looking at you Window 8/ 8/ 1).

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