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Because we're discussing getting features when the user wants them, not as a surprise auto upgrade in the middle of a presentation. And getting security updates
by 0x0 9y ago
Because we're discussing getting features when the user wants them, not as a surprise auto upgrade in the middle of a presentation. And getting security updates quickly without having to buy-in to new features at the same time.
- gruez 9y ago>Because we're discussing getting features when the user wants them, not as a surprise auto upgrade in the middle of a presentation That's not the issue because even if there aren't feature updates to apply, there are still security updates that triggers a restart. They extended the working (no restart) hours to 18 hours, which should be enough to prevent surprise auto updates from happening. >And getting security updates quickly without having to buy-in to new features at the same time. Then get LTSB. But if you're going to be using the latest version anyways (as indicated by you wanting the creators update) use CBB + defer feature updates, which buys you at least 8 months of extra time.
- 0x0 9y agoThe point is that you shouldn't risk having to learn a new UI or resolve driver issues in the middle of your exam or presentation. Or even during a particularly busy work week.