The new UI is pretty nice. And I'm a fan of the revamped Start menu. In my experience so far, I haven't had any programs that didn't work right after the upgrade, I'm guessing your girlfriend has had a similar experience.
Yes, she actually praised the fact that everything worked very well for it. She also really loved the Start menu, and even said Edge was pretty good, though she remains a solid Chrome fangirl. What'd you think of Edge?
I think Edge is neat, I'd really like to try it on a touch screen device, like a Surface. That said Chrome is still my browser of choice, I'm a bit too deep into the Google ecosystem to move away from it.
Heh, that was her reasoning too, and I don't think I could abandon Chrome either. It's too easy to move between my Surface (looking forward to Win10 on it) and desktop with all my bookmarks and tabs saved. Though I may play with Edge a bit for fun.
Make sure you get signed up for the insider program on your Surface so you can grab Win10 sooner rather than later. I don't think you'd have any issues upgrading as the Surface seems to be Microsoft's dev unit for Win10. I imagine the RTM build will be around the corner soon.
The new UI is pretty nice. And I'm a fan of the revamped Start menu. In my experience so far, I haven't had any programs that didn't work right after the upgrade, I'm guessing your girlfriend has had a similar experience.
Yes, she actually praised the fact that everything worked very well for it. She also really loved the Start menu, and even said Edge was pretty good, though she remains a solid Chrome fangirl. What'd you think of Edge?
I think Edge is neat, I'd really like to try it on a touch screen device, like a Surface. That said Chrome is still my browser of choice, I'm a bit too deep into the Google ecosystem to move away from it.
Heh, that was her reasoning too, and I don't think I could abandon Chrome either. It's too easy to move between my Surface (looking forward to Win10 on it) and desktop with all my bookmarks and tabs saved. Though I may play with Edge a bit for fun.
Make sure you get signed up for the insider program on your Surface so you can grab Win10 sooner rather than later. I don't think you'd have any issues upgrading as the Surface seems to be Microsoft's dev unit for Win10. I imagine the RTM build will be around the corner soon.
I made sure to do that, heh, and I'm excited for July 29!