1 is the reason I'll never use Win10. I don't trust Linux, even in a VM. Too many people have access and I am forced to assume it's insecure by default. My assumption will never change.
2 is inconsequential. I can use a "dark theme" in Win7; all I did was disable Aero and set up my desktop the same way I had since Win95.
3 Firefox
4 Okay, good reason.
5 The Win10 (actually, WinVista+) start menu is pointless.
You trust a closed source OS from a developer already proven to be willing to engineer backdoors and lie about it over an open-source OS? Can you explain your reasoning?
I don't actually _trust_ either one, but I would certainly rank Windows below Linux.
Also note that the linux runtime in Win10 is not installed or activated by default; you need to put the OS in developer mode and install it yourself. If an attacker can do that externally, he already owns your system.
2 is inconsequential. I can use a "dark theme" in Win7; all I did was disable Aero and set up my desktop the same way I had since Win95.
3 Firefox
4 Okay, good reason.
5 The Win10 (actually, WinVista+) start menu is pointless.
6 In the word of the Spartans: "If".