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I had some experience with the IoT LTSC variant of W11 recently and found that while it's not perfect, it solves a lot of the telemetry and UX complaints people have with W11.
Any complaints so far? I'm still on windows 10 LTSC.
With 10 months of support remaining, Windows 10 still dominates
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Re: With 10 months of support remaining, Windows 10 still dominates
#52I have, unfortunately, upgraded to Windows 11. As far as I can tell, it's Windows 10 but worse in a number of ways. It sucks. My first several hours with Windows 11, I was constantly sending a friend things that had changed for the worse. I don't think there are any user-facing improvements that Windows 11 brings, which really isn't a surprise.
Re: With 10 months of support remaining, Windows 10 still dominates
#53I have, unfortunately, upgraded to Windows 11. As far as I can tell, it's Windows 10 but worse in a number of ways. It sucks. My first several hours with Windows 11, I was constantly sending a friend things that had changed for the worse. I don't think there are any user-facing improvements that Windows 11 brings, which really isn't a surprise.
I do like the tabbed explorer... that is nice.
Re: With 10 months of support remaining, Windows 10 still dominates
#54Once Steam OS becomes mainstream, I will never boot Windows anywhere ever again.
Windows does NOT care. What kind of OS comes with bloatware out of the box???
So many bugs.
So many bs out of the box behaviours when installing that require secret recipes from the internet to work around.
No thanks.