Time to Vote: Windows 10, Yes or No?

Windows 10 was launched on July 29, and in approximately one week, millions of users across the world have already installed the operating system, and Microsoft is hard at work to make it available to even more in the coming days.

Windows 10 is provided as a free upgrade for those on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, and although only those who are running a genuine copy of any of these two OS versions are eligible for the free upgrade, Microsoft is offering it to everyone with the Get Windows 10 app.

However, once Windows 10 is installed, only those coming from a genuine copy of Windows will be able to activate it, while pirates need to purchase a license to do so.

Tell us your thoughts on Windows 10

But leaving all of these aside, there's something at least as important that needs to be mentioned.

Windows 10 is an operating system built with consumer feedback, so many of the things that we currently have on our desktops are supposed to be based on what you suggested during the Windows Insider program.

Features such as the Start menu have been often tweaked in order to address this feedback, and Microsoft says that it will continue to do this in future updates in order to make sure that the OS perfectly tackles our needs.

So now that approximately 10 days have passed since the launch of Windows 10, it's time to ask some questions. Make sure you post your comments in the box after the jump and let us know what you think about the new OS version.

Here are a few questions to get you started: