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Oh great, I still have my Win 10 Pro License I bought years ago, but never really used it much. Is there any other difference from the Home version that makes

Oh great, I still have my Win 10 Pro License I bought years ago, but never really used it much. Is there any other difference from the Home version that makes it more developer-friendly? BTW, for the UX gaps that I saw in OS X vs Linux/Windows, I was fortunate enough to have found some apps that will help there, and I've been quite happy with the quality they offered as well (albeit being paid software)

jonathantf2 4y ago
It seems Microsoft locked a lot of the stuff I use down on Home, a lot of registry keys that you can tweak don't work and MMC is useless. You also can't remote desktop into it. This script [0] is part of our deployment process at work and I run it on my home machines as well, the Pro version has helpful ads for Office instead of TikTok etc, this removes them all and sets some sane defaults. I've noticed the paid apps thing about Apple - even on a jailbroken iPhone the tweaks cost 99p here and there as opposed to rooting an Android phone where all the modules you'd use are FOSS. [0] - https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/4378-windows-10-decrapifier-18xx-19xx-2xxx https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/4378-windows-1...