Windows 10: Microsoft announcing Windows 10 Bug Bash Privacy Edition

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I wish they would bash the bugs they already have!!!

C.B.

:)

 

How to use a custom bashrc file or where the file used by the system is located on Windows 10.

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Run native Bash on Ubuntu on Windows

Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14316 - Windows Experience Blog

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missing FTD2XX dll file

This seems to be a recurring problem with Windows 10, at least the HOME edition. I have 2 computers in the Insider Program that are on the fast track. One is a PRO edition, the other is a HOME edition. FTD2XX.dll has been missing from the HOME edition
in 3 of the last 4 flights. The dll is present in the PRO edition. Since flight 15025 is a BUG BASH release I am hoping Microsoft fixes this problem.

If you need it, reply to this post and I can post or email you the dll. The code does not seem to have changed for several years so the version I have should work for any Windows 10 system.

 

*Ditto

 

Yep, the OS is so bogged down with existing bugs. Even the tiny ones cause great irritation! Some have been there years! I’d rather they fixed bugs instead of new features

 

*Ditto I've voiced those sentiments several times. Just about every Insider build comes with a long list of "Know Issues". Yeah, I know they are Insider builds, but still? Some carry over from build to build. And don't get me started on crash Tuesday. Sometimes I get the impression that quality control has taken a back seat to get it out there. It would be interesting to know how many are working on fixing, refining the current consumer build, versus those working on Insider builds. Maybe they will surprise me this time around, here's hoping.

 

Yeah I get very fed up with it all. To be fair to MS I find Apple just as bad. They push out update after update piling on the bugs. I get the feeling both of them are trying to get bragging rights over each other by pushing out feature after feature at expense of decent QA

 

What really gripes me is they keep adding very esoteric and oddball additions complicating the OS that probably not even 5% of Users will ever use.

C.B.