Re:It’s the end of the line for yearly Windows 10 updates, s...
by AYoung010 on Saturday April 29, 2023 @10:13PM
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I finally caved and installed Windows 11 a couple weeks ago. From a user perspective, I think it's much better than Windows 10, but the privacy aspects are concerning.
I remember that when Windows 10 came out, there were several projects which aimed to remove or disable most of the telemetry that it shipped with. Does anyone know if such projects also exist for Windows 11?
Re:It’s the end of the line for yearly Windows 10 updates, s...
by FridayoLeary on Saturday April 29, 2023 @10:03PM
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>>The looming 2025 update cutoff
means that PCs that don’t meet the
Windows 11 system requirements
will no longer be able to get
officially supported Windows
security updates. Most of those systems will be at least seven or
eight years old at that point, which
is old but not past the point of
usefulness for many devices; users
will either need to take their
chances with an unsupported Windows 11 install or an alternate
operating system like ChromeOS
Flex or some other Linux version.
So goes the prophecy. 2025 shall be the long awaited Year of The Linux Desktop.
I remember that when Windows 10 came out, there were several projects which aimed to remove or disable most of the telemetry that it shipped with. Does anyone know if such projects also exist for Windows 11?
So goes the prophecy. 2025 shall be the long awaited Year of The Linux Desktop.