I would not blame you, although the press seems to think that most people have been 'skipping' Windows 8/8.1 remaining on 7.
As for the next version, Microsoft made a big claim that this is the "last" windows version because they have made everything in the system upgradable. Thus all future upgrades will come as package changes through Windows Update and the "version" will forever be Windows 10 (so why not just call it Windows? I don't know)
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I would not blame you, although the press seems to think that most people have been 'skipping' Windows 8/8.1 remaining on 7.
As for the next version, Microsoft made a big claim that this is the "last" windows version because they have made everything in the system upgradable. Thus all future upgrades will come as package changes through Windows Update and the "version" will forever be Windows 10 (so why not just call it Windows? I don't know)