Good riddance. As an IT professional, I hate having to support Windows 7 until 2025, or further. It is so slow and cumbersome compared to Windows 8 and 10. On the flip side, a lot of the software vendors I have to deal with still think Windows 7 is new, and are resistant to upgrading their software from the Windows XP days.
When I ask my software vendors about windows 10 support, the answer "Oh that just came out, it'll be a while yet" it really boils my blood. For a developer registered with Microsoft Win 10 has been available more than two years now - plus the background API and internal guts aren't really that different from Win 8 in terms of software development - and that's been out more than four years now.
