• LUHG
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      21 year ago

      Assuming they know nothing of EOL or CVE. They better hurry then, only a year or so until 10 security patches go up the wall.

      • @Patch@feddit.uk
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        31 year ago

        Unless I’m much mistaken, Windows 10 EOL isn’t until 2025, so two years left to run.

        • LUHG
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          21 year ago

          Oct 2025. Yeh that’s not long in business.

          • @Patch@feddit.uk
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            11 year ago

            Depends on the business really. For my last employer (~19,000 deployed PCs, lots of fussy mission critical legacy applications), 2 years would be cutting it extremely fine. For my current employer (~30 employees, nothing more complicated than standard office applications in use), you could do the upgrade in a week.

            I imagine my current employer won’t be worrying about upgrading before 2025.

      • @Mr_Dr_Oink@lemmy.world
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        11 year ago

        They have shown us a new VM system, which has windows 11 clients soni assume its in the works but rhe windows 10 rollout to 6000 employees was a nightmare.

  • @Kumabear@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I just want my operating system:

    1. To have a logical settings layout, perform well, be stable

    2. Be fully and easily compatible with most mainstream programs and games without having to screw around too much.

    Give me back windows 7, add dx12 support, update the back end with any kernel and scheduler updates, call it windows gamer edition. Then fuck off out of my life Microsoft.

    Nobody wants to “use an operating system” we want to run programs and do it efficiently, i feel the vast majority of changes Microsoft has made since windows 7 ended has been to the detriment of that.

    I can only hope that now with Vulcan becoming more popular and the rise of steam os on the steam deck that we will start to see native Linux aaa games being a thing.

  • @cley_faye@lemmy.world
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    311 year ago

    “It seems you wanted to start an application, let me guess which one you want instead of just letting you proceed with that”

  • @blackstampede@sh.itjust.works
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    61 year ago

    Seems like there’s a need for someone to create tools that strip the latest windows release down to a minimal install, convert all of the smart features back into db menus, standardize the locations of options, and give you opt-in features instead of opt-out.

    • Cethin
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      211 year ago

      A few weeks ago when they made the search bar come back after I had told it to go away I switched to Linux. It’s weird the small annoyances that add up. It’s great so far. With KDE for the desktop environment, you can make it look however you want, including almost identical to any version of windows you want. It’s really quite usable, and generally I’m already faster and more comfortable with it than I was with windows.

  • @Etterra@lemmy.world
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    281 year ago

    Meanwhile in the category of “useless bullshit nobody asked for” we have Microsoft. Again.

    • @The_v@lemmy.world
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      21 year ago

      I started on Win8 and have never stopped. Currently using Startallback on windows 11 for my wife. It works so much better.

    • The Barto
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      21 year ago

      Stardock? I’ve been installing stardock on every windows computer since xp, I’m on Linux now, but if I ever end up back on windows, it will be back.

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    551 year ago

    I too, think the Windows start menu is way too responsive and not buggy enough. /s