Yes, a properly configured Linux distribution works stable for years in a row and have same performance as it had right after boot.
I've never seen a BSOD or similar on the official Windows 10 releases. I'm running on 7-8 years old hardware and also 3-4 years old hardware. But there are some glitches though. It's typical Windows stuff and can only be fixed by rewriting the whole OS from scratch and forgetting about backwards compatibility.
You are saying that you never in your life using Windows 10 had a BSOD? This may be one for The Record Books??Yes, a properly configured Linux distribution works stable for years in a row and have same performance as it had right after boot.
I've never seen a BSOD or similar on the official Windows 10 releases. I'm running on 7-8 years old hardware and also 3-4 years old hardware. But there are some glitches though. It's typical Windows stuff and can only be fixed by rewriting the whole OS from scratch and forgetting about backwards compatibility.
My 2 systems has been running on build 17763.55 stable 24/7 for 7 days and 2h in a row now. No issues what so ever. No memory leaks, no performance drops. Only a few frequently reoccurring fixable event in event viewer that I might take care of when I have the motivation to fiddle with the registry a bit.
Well I have had not that many in Build 1809 but the BSOD section here has over 58,000 Posts so some users are getting them. The ones that I have had occurred while I was using Firefox though, in this build. Well at least some folks are getting along great with 10.
