The problem with UWP isn't the bugs. It's the controlling nature of it, the fact that Microsoft basically has to allow certain types of hardware and has the ability to disable any hardware they decide they don't want to support. Not only is it bad for consumers its restrictive on innovation. Not to mention the limitations it imposes on software modification. And the legitimate fear that Microsoft is in the position as the primary OS to force UWP by limiting system files to UWP.

And as far as Windows 10 goes it's far less stable than Windows 7 and it has massive privacy problems. As for stability just as an example my system has 16 GB of ram and I recently started to have out of memory errors which were forcing shutdowns of my system. I couldn't figure out what was causing until I started searching online and found out that MANY MANY people were reporting the same issue. It turns out that Microsoft in a recent update re-enabled superfetch with out anyone's permission. Superfetch which stores files in memory wasn't programmed by Microsoft to be smart enough to limit itself based on the amount of memory in your system. Massive numbers of people were having system crashes due to superfetch overloading there memory. And it was difficult to figure out what the problem even was since task manager didn't even list the superfetch memory usage so to users it just looked like normal memory amounts were actually being used.

The stock mark is what makes Microsoft remarkable, They have convinced every institutional and retail investor to just keep piling money into them. Like many big tech giants they are just a big growing pyramid scheme. As long as people keep dropping money into ETF's that cover the market Microsoft will always be liquid. At the same time it is completely stifling innovation and competition. People need to start being more discreet in how they invest their money as it's killing the system.

Riiiiight because people will just flock back to them for one or two games per year.

15+ years of bad performance is what they call irreparable in business. It is time for them to sell off the assets and get out of entertainment.

Let me be clear. This is sarcasm