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LTSC on Windows is a crappy experience. For example, instead of shipping with a suitable long-term supported Camera program (either Win32 or UWP, who cares), th
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
LTSC on Windows is a crappy experience. For example, instead of shipping with a suitable long-term supported Camera program (either Win32 or UWP, who cares), they just decide not to put any camera program whatsoever, for no apparent reason. Just Google around to find a lot of users complaining about it. Same with every other program which MS claims needs to be updated frequently, which are excluded from the LTSC. Most of these "programs which require frequent updates" are fully local-only programs like the camera or media player. I'm quite sure it'll include Notepad soon, as it is now a UWP program. It's ridiculous.
Plus, you get like what, 5 years normally, 10 if you're lucky? Peanuts. We're talking about API stability in much longer terms (which Win32 itself somewhat manages).