iCloud for Windows updates to fix critical issues with Windows 10 October update

They can keep fixing iCloud for Windows, but Windows is still Windows.

Not Microsoft's fault if Apple can't code for Windows, though. This along with the noticeably poor quality of iTunes for Windows gives a really bad impression of Apple to non-Apple users, sadly.

bernleckie said:

Not Microsoft's fault if Apple can't code for Windows, though. This along with the noticeably poor quality of iTunes for Windows gives a really bad impression of Apple to non-Apple users, sadly.

If you look up reviews for the October update on windows 10 itself, you might come to the sad conclusion that Microsoft can’t code for Windows. 

bernleckie said:

Not Microsoft's fault if Apple can't code for Windows, though. This along with the noticeably poor quality of iTunes for Windows gives a really bad impression of Apple to non-Apple users, sadly.

The effect of using Apple’s windows software on Windows is akin to throwing a spent match onto a nuclear fire that’s already been burning uncontrollably for 33 years. 

True, Apple writes lousy Windows software, but so does Microsoft – though that’s no excuse. 

Rayz2016 said:

bernleckie said:

Not Microsoft's fault if Apple can't code for Windows, though. This along with the noticeably poor quality of iTunes for Windows gives a really bad impression of Apple to non-Apple users, sadly.

The effect of using Apple’s windows software on Windows is akin to throwing a spent match onto a nuclear fire that’s already been burning uncontrollably for 33 years. 

True, Apple writes lousy Windows software, but so does Microsoft – though that’s no excuse. 

Truer words never spoken. Here’s just a sample of Microsoft’s software on my iMac

Word - 2.23GB

Excel - 1.75GB

PowerPoint - 1.63GB

Outlook - 2.06GB

That’s almost 8GB of space for only four apps. If that’s not horrendous bloat I don't know what is. No wonder it takes so long for an Office app to open.