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Why should the minimum requirements for the baseline OS include things that are only actually necessary if you want to use optional features like Hello?
by josephcsible 4y ago
Why should the minimum requirements for the baseline OS include things that are only actually necessary if you want to use optional features like Hello?
- zamadatix 4y agoBecause the requirement defines what is supported not what subset works well enough for a particular individual to be happy enough using it today. As much as I think the minimum requirements are overbearing (particularly the CPU one, there are unsupported models with the same feature set as supported models) I have no problem with the concept of notifying me that I'm outside of the minimum requirements for support. If Microsoft wants to continue expanding the use of things like TPM for portions of the OS or doesn't want to guarantee old instruction set baselines will be used for the entire support lifecycle then I'd rather they be upfront about letting me know.
- waste_monk 4y agoThey want to make these things mandatory at some point. The frog must be boiled ever so slowly.