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Are you planning to stick with Win10 after October, 2025?

• zinekeller 4y ago
  I think that what they're saying is that Windows 11 would be like Windows 8 or Windows Vista - short-term and forgotten - and there would be Windows 12 that would be reasonably better than Windows 11. Heck, most devs that still support Windows 7 doesn't actively test against Windows 8(.1), so I wouldn't be shocked if Windows 12 exists in 2025 Windows 11 would be treated the same way.
  • beardedetim 4y ago
    ah, the good-ol 'Every other release is the good one' MSFT that we came to know and love!
    • yellowapple 4y ago
      Maybe we'll get Windows 11 Second Edition?
• washadjeffmad 4y ago
  Yes. Microsoft's EOL dates are never actually enforced, and two years isn't long enough for all of our "unsupported" hardware to be lifecycled. I can't see it ever becoming more expensive to stay on Win10 before everything unsupported is replaced.