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The first version of Windows I ever used, coming from MS-DOS , was Windows 3.1 .
Now that Windows is almost always online, my "personal" computer experience is feeling quite a bit less personal.
Updates, intrusive changes, settings modifications, and lack of control plague modern Windows systems.
The closest that a distro of Linux has come to punting ads was when plugs for software showed up in the Ubuntu Message of the Day and more recently a sort-of "ad" for Ubuntu Pro in the terminal.
I really hope there will be some way in the future to get a version of Windows (that's not for enterprise users) which gives you the choice to have Microsoft butt out of the daily running, appearance, and settings.
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