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5 years later, Windows 10 refuses to die, and Microsoft just can't push holdouts to Windows 11
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Deep. At least you spelled it correctly.
You’re just literally the only person I’ve ever heard say this, so I guess I’m skeptical.
I'm not really surprised, Lemmy is a huge hater of Windows. I am running Win11 on three supported systems, and 2 unsupported systems and I haven't had a bsod since upgrading.
My comment had nothing to do with Lemmy.
If this is the thing you think of as a way to talk it up, it’s worse than I thought.
I posted the benefits responding to another user.
Windows just works, the supported hardware base is unparalleled. It's been running my Plex server for 5+ years without incident. I have yet to find a hardware device that isn't compatible. It has touchscreen support. I like widgets, and yes I even use copilot from time to time.
It's has the majority marketshare. If you don't want to use it, then don't. But the facts are still the facts.
So widgets, touchscreen and copilot?
Everything else you said arguably applies more to win10.
Indeed. That’s why I stay the fuck away.
Looks like you're making the right choice for yourself.