Re:Are .NET 4.x and JDK 8.x the "zombie" runtimes of enterpr...
by jeroenhd on Thursday April 10, 2025 @08:58AM
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> so as long as Windows is supported, so is the corollary.NET version.
With Windows 11, Microsoft stepped away from their normal long-term support lifecycle. Now, you get two years or so of guaranteed support per Windows 11 release, instead of the 5+5 years even Windows 10 received.
Unless you're targeting Windows server or LTSC, depending on the Windows library may not be such a great long-term solution anymore.
With Windows 11, Microsoft stepped away from their normal long-term support lifecycle. Now, you get two years or so of guaranteed support per Windows 11 release, instead of the 5+5 years even Windows 10 received.
Unless you're targeting Windows server or LTSC, depending on the Windows library may not be such a great long-term solution anymore.