Release of incomplete or "trial" Operative Systems --- As an lifelong user of Windows in PCs it seems that there is a pattern in the way they release the Operative Systems coming back to the release of Windows Vista it was considerably worse compared to Windows XP. Later they released Windows 7 which seemed to redeem all the flaws that Windows Vista had. After that Windows 8 was released with a lot of flaws (bugs) that required several updates to be fixed. After Windows 8, Windows 10 was released and again it seemed to redeem the mistakes made on Windows 8. Which makes me think, Do they really finish an Operative System before realeasing it? or do they (because of any reason) release incomplete Operative Systems in order to let people find out the flaws in it and make the debugging easier?

If so what are the security implications to the end user?

Source author: Diego Alberto Estrada Ramos destrada@sre.gob.mx