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There is an easier way (for those with access to the version of Windows involved): Windows 10 N LTSB / LTSC N = No media things built-in, so you'll need t
by buro9 7y ago
There is an easier way (for those with access to the version of Windows involved):
Windows 10 N LTSB / LTSC
N = No media things built-in, so you'll need to install VLC if that's a concern.
LTSB / LTSC = Long-Term Servicing Branch / Long-Term Servicing Channel. This is really the killer thing but it comes with catches. You'll get an absolutely stable Windows and to achieve that a load of things are removed by Microsoft.
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3250464/faq-windows-10-ltsb-explained.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/3250464/faq-windows-10...
> LTSB does not include Edge nor any Microsoft Store (Universal Windows Platform, or UWP) apps, whether Redmond-made or third-part, because the browser and those apps constantly change and need updating. Also AWOL: the Cortana voice-activated digital assistant and access to the Microsoft Store.
And for the HN community... lack of Microsoft Store means that you are not running Ubuntu on Windows.
- zamadatix 7y ago> N = No media things built-in, so you'll need to install VLC if that's a concern. Is an understatement, if you play games expect to install the media pack or have many break. Some apps in the office suite also rely on them so if you use that you've created trouble for yourself. Also RDP client/server can't run hardware accelerated since that uses the video playback API. > And for the HN community... lack of Microsoft Store means that you are not running Ubuntu on Windows. Not true, the store is a front end and LTSB still supports appx: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-manual https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-manual