I like it, work in IT support but I’m not a Techie myself – we are early adopters of things, simply because we need to know how it all works before our clients start having problems.
Win10 seemed a lot more finished when it was launch than 8, NVIDA issues aside, but I wouldn’t expect a huge leap from 8. In my personal opinion whilst they call it 10 and yes it’s a shiny new things – it could be more honestly described as 7.5 for 99% of users – it takes a lot of nice touches of 8 and slaps them on a more usual / 7 esq looking interface – and thank the lord for a small start menu rather than a full page one as this seemed to make some people lose their fragile minds.
In terms of stability it’s pretty good, but still subject to large updates – only yesterday my PC decided to download a massive update that needed a 90 min install/restart to work, I happened to be in a meeting when it asked whether I wanted to wait or not and missed it – when I got back I was twiddling my thumbs in looking for things to do in work – that’s the sort of thing that really pisses our clients – when you’ve got 90 people sat in an office all doing nothing for 90 mins… well “do the math” as the yanks say – even if they’re on minimum wage (which they’re certainly not) it’s the fat end of a grand in wasted wages, in total losses it could be 4, 5 even 10 times that.