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The more and more I see, the decision to finally install Windows 10 LTSC is more and more justified for my gaming PC. I have to wonder though how much of this
by nerdjon 4y ago
The more and more I see, the decision to finally install Windows 10 LTSC is more and more justified for my gaming PC.
I have to wonder though how much of this stuff are they going to try to shove into Windows 11 LTSC when that comes out or are they going to continue the pattern of a lot of the shady stuff magically being missing from LTSC?
- shp0ngle 4y agoLTSC is a godsend. Too bad all the licenses are either pirated or when real, crazy expensive.
- nerdjon 4y agoThere is a GitHub project that you may find valuable. But yeah, and it make sense. I mean Microsoft doesn't want to make it easy to strip out all of the crap they add in (or really never have it in the first place). Not that I am defending Microsoft since this is their own doing, but I can understand why LTSC is not... easy isn't the right word. Can't think of the word I am looking for. Edit: The best part is I have not noticed any downsides. I did have to install the Windows Store for the Xbox app but that still leaves a TON of stuff that isn't there.
- shp0ngle 4y agoDid you mean to link a github page?
- snazz 4y agoIf you're affiliated with a university or high school (or know a student who will help you out), you can get free Windows Server licenses through their Azure student/educator deal. Also includes all the fancy versions of Visual Studio, SQL Server, and education versions of Windows 10 and 11 (which include Group Policy).