those who use GNU/Linux should know about package manager eg apt-get/yum etc

Windows 10 Includes a Linux-Style Package Manager Named “OneGet”


Forget the Windows Store. Microsoft is working on a Linux-style package management framework for Windows, and it’s included with Windows 10. It’s being tested with Chocolatey’s existing packages, and allows you to easily install desktop applications and other software.

This is huge news. If you’ve ever used Linux, you’ve probably wanted a package management system for the Windows desktop ever since. Now it’s finally arriving!

OneGet, a Package Management Framework for Windows

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It's a refined Windows 8. I don't think it will fail. I got no issue with Win 8.1 anyway. It's just those lazy fellas not willing to learn how to use it.

Nobody forcing you to use modern apps

I think the problem is lack of integration

I find windows 8/8.1 unfinished in terms of UI underneath I think the code is fine.But silly things like
Why they have 2 calculators. Some leftover outdated icons from windows vista    modern calendar app does not sync with desktop taskbar calendar 

Windows 10 will make everything consistent

Did you highlight this issue to Microsoft?

these bug have reported to Microsoft? hope it fix before full release late July.

For those entitled to free upgrade from Win 8.1 to Win 10, how long will the subsequent updates (normal and security) for Win 10 be available?
Will it be free just like the updates for Win 8.1? 

Hi all, I would like to reformat my pc that running windows 10, my pc initially came with windows 8, should I do a factory reset then upgrade to windows 10 (I know is very troublesome and long process) or reset windows 10 under the recovery option? which way will be better? if I reset in windows 10, will the drivers still functioning after reset? Will my recovery partition delete too if i choose to clear all the partition when format? Thx..