content: My attitude is one of frustration.  It's like being overweight, but continually eating bad food because you're scared to change, you don't think you can change or you don't know how to change. I am sure we all know someone who has said, "I am going on a diet tomorrow..." to me saying you're going to ditch Windows 10 is the same as saying you're going to go on a diet.  You can talking about doing something, but as any life coach or counsellor will tell you: Words are meaningless. We are defined not by the things we say, but our actions. Maybe in a situation like #BlackLivesMatter or Occupy Wall Street, talking about something helps. But I think the more people talk about switching from Windows 10, instead of talking about how they already switched from Windows 10 just dilutes the message. I am not saying I am against the anti-Windows 10 movement nor do I want it to stop, but I wish people for once in their lives would start backing up their words, talk is cheap and relatively meaningless. I realise this is the internet, so that is a pretty redundant statement. The real problem here is that there is no 1:1 alternative to Windows. The closest thing to a more secure operating system is OS X, thanks to being a Unix based operating system. I like Linux, but it has pretty poor driver support (especially modern graphics cards) which puts us back at square one. Open source alternatives of Photoshop or Illustrator are also pretty bad as well. The biggest thing holding back Linux adoption is Microsoft Office (in the corporate sector) and Adobe products (designers, artists, etc). I think Linux will only ever achieve mass adoption on the server-side. We've been saying it is the year of Linux for like 15 years now and it never happens, no matter how badly companies like Microsoft or Apple treat consumers and invade their privacy.