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Sure they do. You can get a long term Windows version which receives only critical updates. Or you can get one of the multitudes of Linux distros.
by elorant 5y ago
Sure they do. You can get a long term Windows version which receives only critical updates. Or you can get one of the multitudes of Linux distros.
- blibble 5y agoLTSC is almost impossible to buy legitimately for individuals
- usednet 5y agoJust download an iso online and use a KMS activator server. Takes 5 minutes and Microsoft is a 2 trillion dollar company.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoSure, assuming you're morally ok with this form of piracy, but parent did say legitimately and this is blatantly illegitimate.
- mhio 5y agoTell me about it. I tried to source LTSC with an MS partner for a while, you basically need a volume licensing setup to get anywhere. It was hinted you could get away with 1 LTSC license and 4 cheap CALS to fill in the volume requirement but then I questioned why I was jumping through Microsofts arbitrary licensing hoops just to run a less horrible version of the OS. For years I've been customising Windows installs towards that state with hacky scripts and PE environments. It's the near perfect distribution of windows for me, kept just tantalisingly out of reach.