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Is Windows Enterprise LTSC a good idea?
As good as it gets, if you can't get around using Windows.
It is.
Nope.
Yes
Maybe
Possibly
Almost uncertainty for sure not, but probably potentially maybe.
Please elaborate
It's fine. It's mostly crap-ware free, and it's more stable than other versions. It's Long-Term-Stable-Channel, it's used by corporate, so it doesn't change frequently. It still gets security updates but not the latest BS, like Recall, and on-by-default Bitlocker. It also doesn'tt require a MS account during setup.
System latency, weird USB drivers that don't play nice with my audio deck, video drivers won't be kept up to date and compatible soon for gaming cards as it's meant for commercial applications. Also fuck windows.