Windows 10 Spring Creators: A bug in Windows 10 Redstone 4 RTM build (17134) appears to cause severe problems in the Settings app when users try to change the default apps on their systems.
Right now, the error seems to be quite widespread, but not universal. The problem does not seem to exist in builds circulating for insiders registered in the Skip Ahead ring.
The problem also exists in Windows 10 build 17133.1, which was the original RTM build that had been released on all Windows Insider rings. This build was later replaced with 17134, when Microsoft discovered an exclusion error which probably caused BSOD in systems that used it.
But what does this story mean to all Windows 10 users? I will try to answer a question:
Why the new versions of the distribution Debian are running every 3 years? Let's say that this distribution is that more stable is currently running on GNU / Linux, and the basis of many other distributions, including Ubuntu and Mint.
Microsoft is expected to launch public release of Windows 10 Redstone 4 (Windows 10 Spring Creators) by the end of the month but has not yet published an official announcement of the date or name of the update.
On the contrary, Debian Project just yesterday announced what will happen next 6 years, along with the names of the two upcoming major upgrades of the fixed edition.
With Microsoft, no one knows if Redstone 4 could be released as Spring Creators Update if it is released and finally released if it is stable.
Why The problem has been described in an earlier publication, and it is well known. those of you who have not read it: Does Microsoft Love Us? Why was Windows 10 free?, I suggest you read it.
The occurrence of an error during development of a functional one is normal, and it happens to the best families. But happening on RTM's mood may mean a hurry to growth, slumbering and a couple of others, not at all flattering for a company that holds the lion's share of the global operating system market.
Problems are often encountered and typically experienced by almost all Windows users who have somewhat diverse hardware. This bug, along with others that are probably less well-known, is expected to be corrected before the release of the new version (Windows 10 Spring Creators) to the public along with perhaps a cumulative update released from day one.
On seriously stable systems like Debian, the test version is more stable than many Linux distributions out there. This gives the developers the necessary time to fix any imperfections, so that when the stable version is released it is truly stable, and not a roll of the dice that may or may not come out.
I use the Debian trial version (Buster) for a long time and there has not been a single problem until now.
Windows vs a rolling release which is closest to as a service. So try distributions like Manjaro or openSUSE Tumbleweed…. The results will once again be in favor of Linux.
Is it a matter of development, or a matter of company philosophy? This is a big issue that we need to address more extensively άλλη
