Data From Windows 10 Feedback Tool Exposes Problem Areas

jones_supa writes: Two weeks in, and already a million people have tried out Windows 10 Technical Preview, reports Microsoft, along with a nice stack of other stats and feedback. Only 36% of installations are occurring inside a virtual machine. 68% of Windows 10 Technical Preview users are launching more than seven apps per day, with somewhere around 25% of testers using Windows 10 as their daily driver (26 app launches or more per day). With the help of Windows 10's built-in feedback tool, thousands of testers have made it very clear that Microsoft's new OS still has lots of irksome bugs and misses many much-needed features. ExtremeTech has posted an interesting list of the most popular gripes received, them mostly being various GUI endurances. What has your experience been with the Technical Preview?

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As it is designed to do

[jamesl]

Data From Windows 10 Feedback Tool Exposes Problem Areas.

It is now headline news when a software release works as designed.

Re:As it is designed to do

[pushing-robot]

Sheesh, can't you even read the summary? This isn't just a software release working as designed. This is a Microsoft software release working as designed!