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Microsoft will have to maintain Win10 perpetually, unless it gets the ability to ungroup the taskbar again. Keeping me and thousands of others from updating to
by matsemann 5y ago
Microsoft will have to maintain Win10 perpetually, unless it gets the ability to ungroup the taskbar again. Keeping me and thousands of others from updating to Win11.
But I don't see how this version is more secure? Yes, no telemetry and lots of services disabled. But will lack updates, right?
- Arnavion 5y agoI mean, I stuck on Vista for forever even while Microsoft incentivized my university to install 7 on student laptops for free, just because 7's taskbar forced windows to be grouped (*), but that didn't stop Vista from dying. (*): To be precise since "grouped" means different things: In 7's taskbar, multiple windows of the same application would be forced to be adjacent. I preferred my windows to be ordered by context, not by which application they belonged to, eg VS-terminal-explorer-browser for project 1, then VS-terminal-explorer-browser for project 2, and so on. Eventually 7 Taskbar Tweaker became a thing that allowed this, so I switched.