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Setting up Windows 10

2016-07-18 05:00:12.122186+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Setting up Windows 10. Someone on that team needs to do a few Ubuntu installs to see how to write a user-friendly installer.

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#Comment Re: Setting up Windows 10 made: 2016-07-26 17:43:04.987362+00 by: brennen

I've had a couple of encounters with Windows recently. Every few years I find myself in some situation where I think "this probably isn't so bad by now, let's just give it a shot". It has always been worse than the last time around. Eventually I suppose I will learn.

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