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But I can't say I really have any complaints about Windows 10 either.Īndy Chalk: Somebody has to speak up for Windows 3.1 and I guess it'll be me. Also, Vista was so bad, I do remember trying to keep XP on my machine for as long as I possibly could because of that. I can't say I've ever thought about which Windows version is my favourite, but XP is one that stands out simply because it just worked.
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I had a genuine battle with my current PC when it went through a phase of constantly re-installing Candy Crush Soda Saga during Windows updates: Bill Gates never did me like that. In terms of functionality I honestly don't mind too much but my preference probably would be XP purely because I hate how much stuff the contemporary ones try to install, and how much tweaking you have to do when you first start using them just to get rid of all the crap.
Richard Stanton: I wouldn't say it's my 'favourite' Windows but I have that same nostalgia as Andy for Windows 95, purely because I associate it with my first tentative steps into the wide world of the internet and PC gaming: and yeah, that chunky grey aesthetic is the OS equivalent of hot chicken soup. Ah, simpler times of chewing gum and kicking ass. Gaming was still MS-DOS-based, but it was a time of Duke Nukem 3D and grabbing cheeky games on our lunch break when the boss wasn't around. I was working tech support in a data conversion company at the time and this version of Windows was vital to getting on the internet and for sending annoying messages around the company. It could well turn out to be my favourite Windows, although that feels like cheating as it isn't really available yet or in fact, you know, finished.įor my fave Windows OS, I'm going to wind the clock back to 1996 when all the cool kids could be found using Windows for Workgroups 3.11. I also used it to make a very silly music video for a friend's band.Īlan Dexter: I've installed the Insider Preview of Windows 11 on my main machine and so far I've been mightily impressed by it.
I have a virtual copy installed on my PC for old games that don't play ball with a modern OS, and I like firing it up occasionally to just click around.
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Just a start menu full of the greatest games ever made. There's something about that combo of grey UI and turquoise default wallpaper that just speaks to me. I feel like I should probably have stronger opinions on this thing that I interact with more than pretty much anything else, but who has the time?Īndy Kelly: I'm gonna say Windows 95, purely for the nostalgia. The one I like the most? I guess 10, because it's the one I'm using now and it's fine. Windows 8 bugged me the most, so it's the one I like the least. Beyond that, I'll continue to ignore 90% of the new features that go into an OS release, and in doing so find some measure of happiness.įraser Brown: Unless it's actively annoying me, I don't think about Windows at all. I turned off Cortana on the first day of installing Windows 10, and I've already checked to confirm that you can move Windows 11's taskbar icons back to the left. Part of my ambivalence is down to the fact that once you turn off each release's most irritating new features, it's broadly the same thing with a minor visual upgrade. Despite people seeming almost comically angry about Vista when it was released, I thought it was fine-it was quite nice to have something different to look at after years of using XP.
As long as it lets me open programs and look at files, I'm broadly happy. Phil Savage: Sorry to disappoint, but I'm not sitting on any Windows hot takes.
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Here are our answers, plus some from our forum. Do you have a favorite version of Windows?
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