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> why people go still along with it and keep using Windows Because it's often the only option in the corporate world.

• hdjjhhvvhga 4y ago
  And this is probably the fate of Windows in the long run: a desktop operating system for corporations.
  • BizarroLand 4y ago
    Windows will be the reason for Linux overtaking the gaming and home desktop market. They'll pull a 180 right around Windows 13 when linux OS is released that works by default with 95% of games and 95% of hardware takes 20% of the desktop market.
    • 0cf8612b2e1e 4y ago
      Not if Microsoft can pull off some Secure Boot shenanigans. For your safety.
      • josephcsible 4y ago
        Like they already did on ARM.
• dark-star 4y ago
  the funny thing is: In corporate editions of Windows, you can easily disable all that crap via GPOs. It's only the home-users that get hit by this....
  • Dalewyn 4y ago
    >In corporate editions of Windows, you can easily disable all that crap via GPOs. In fact, one of the Group Policies is for specifically blocking Microsoft account logins. (Yes, I have that policy turned on.)
    • TheNewsIsHere 4y ago
      We’ve taken the same tact in my home. Instead of fighting it using ever evolving tools, we just use Group Policy and wholesale disable it all. Windows is a joy to use when you turn off all the half-baked consumerized nonsense.