Bring back windows 2000.. Being forced to upgrade to XP just to get wifi integration was saddening, and the point where I jumped ship.
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And their CEO is probably going to just get handed an extra 10 or 20 million in pay for sucking this bad, probably.
We don’t need no stinkin’ repercussions…
yes, and if the person sucks bad enough they get 10 times that and a new ceo position.
I'm still on windows 7.
I only moved off 7 about 18 months ago. Check out W10 LTSC IoT It's much nicer than regular W10 and it's supported until 2032
I keep hearing about this, but I'm certain there must be some drawback
Free ESU with Microsoft account has been around for a while hasn't it?
Very nice! I need Windows unfortunately for software, but when I get a new machine for professional stuff, my old one defs goes Mint:) Just needed more buffer time to save money!
Microsoft is like a nepobaby that has inherited their status and continues to make bad decisions to piss it all away without any severe consequence.
Back when they pull this shit, my PC bought on 2014/15 can't support win11(using i5 4440), which basically force me to upgrade my PC or risk getting infected, then i swapped to Mint and Mint look at my hardware and goes "ehh 🤷" and let me install anyway. The experience is significantly better, no begging me to activate cloud backup, no begging me to swap to an OS i can't install.
Now i bought a new PC before the price went dogshit and put on cachy + KDE and can't be happier, not much different than using Windows, and that old system would be upgraded to a better cpu before giving it to my nephew.
Microsoft pushed
- Vista and then people chose 7
- 8 and people chose 10
- 11 and ...
They turned windows 10 into a subscription.
The users did by caving and paying instead of raising hell. But Americans are very complacent.