I love using cloud ware because I can advance projects at home or on the go.
I also really like windows 10 and just upgraded all 7 of my computers to it although I have never used the home version of any Windows OS.
I don't use any apps from the appstore though and just took it off my computers since I don't use it anyways. I use the same software I did before the upgrade.
And you have to turn off all the auto settings you don't want when you set up the first time but that's a one time thing with any software you buy.
I also like the way they did updates to happen on my schedule so I never have seen one happen yet, it just stays safe, ready and up to date without ever thinking about it.
Thinking back, I just got rid of the shortcuts to the apps I didn't want to use because I have enough space that it isn't a concern and some day I may want to try one out...never know, but it's just as easy to uninstalled it as to remove the shortcut.
I don't consider tiny unobtrusive apps bloat ware, mostly because they don't bloat anything like the old bloat ware that was large programs that would take up so much space they made systems run slower. I suppose a new term is needed for unwanted tiny apps of today. Maybe they should be called floatware for the way they are floated on systems by default but are easily and quickly floated back out again.
Maybe defaultware. ..