After years of resisting Windows as my main Operating System on my laptop(s), I gave in, and got myself a Windows 10 laptop. Lenovo Flex2, 14" being a hybrid, Touch screen, and Cinema mode, which I've tried and works great for watching movies. I gave chromebook a chance but it doesn't fit my needs. My hobby (photography) didn't work out with the Chromebook.
Automatic backup, auto uploads, and normal photo applications are a bit behind on Chrome OS. Mainly the automatic backup didn't work well on Chromebook or rather it did not fit in my workflow. And I couldn't find any auto-backup to google photos for Linux. I tried using the browser for my uploads, but my choice of Chromebook in this case, with 2GB of RAM was not the best. I used a tab for uploading images, and then went to another tab to edit my blog, when I checked back, the upload was stopped and had to reload, and restart the uploads. Not a problem usually, but even editing my blog, and switching between tabs it keeps reloading the tabs when switching. I know it's because of the lack of RAM, and buying another Chromebook in Hungary is expensive, and this Flex 2 was a really good deal. So I went along, bought it, upgraded to Windows 10, and I've been enjoying it so far. All my photography software work, I can download, rate, pick my pictures, and then only export/upload the best picks.
So far Windows 10 seems to work great (I did not manage to get a blue screen of death yet). I will be writing more about my experience with it. I have to admit my Desktop will still and will always run Ubuntu, but for my hobby, and upgrading my Camera I will use this new laptop. Until later...
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