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I use both: Linux and Windows. Replacing Windows is out of the question as I have Windows based product and I also use Windows to develop software for Linux as
by FpUser 5y ago
I use both: Linux and Windows. Replacing Windows is out of the question as I have Windows based product and I also use Windows to develop software for Linux as well. All my Windows machines are Win 10 except one with Win 11 which I turn on every once in a while strictly to see if my product works. I might've done something with the settings and did all installations while disconnected from the Internet. Other then that I am curious what is so different in all my Windows setups? I do not have any ads and never mind Windows rebooting when editing documents mine never reboots on its own. When it is ready for update it just displays some icon in the tray. If I click it it will ask me to perform updates (which I normally do). Otherwise it just stays the way it is and does not reboot on its own.
Windows 11 - it introduced enough flow disrupting changes so for now my attitude is fuck it. Will see what happens in the future.