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Hi there
Not sure what you mean by "buggy". - Cortana is still WIP so any problems with that in my book can't really count as "Buggy".
I'd bet that for 99% of typical consumers Windows 10 is about as stable as any Windows version I've seen so far - and considering it isn't even near RTM stage that's pretty good. Even the "beloved XP" system went through a few months of agonising updates etc before it reached a decent level of stability -- but people have short memories.
Apart from a lot of Touch applications there are a few glaring errors but they don't actually stop the OS from functioning - although Networking sometimes - especially volume (Disk) sharing seems to be a bit hosed up --but Windows Networking has ALWAYS been a dog so what's new.
I've no problems actually in using W10 as an everyday OS currently -- especially if upgrading from W7 - I think most people have sorted out the main things that need to be fixed -- so perhaps in the next release.
To say W10 is Buggy implies that stuff doesn't run or the OS is "not ready for prime time". While there ARE certainly errors in it I don't think that it is in any way UNUSEABLE and I think we are all looking for improvements in the next build - including Touch for those that are using Touch devices. The desktop issues seem to have been addressed just fine now (possibly apart from the ongoing Menu rows -- I still think there's a residual Windows 8 mentality lurking behind the scenes somewhere at Ms --hopefully this will soon be flushed out and eliminated.
Cheers
jimbo