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> Or Microsoft might also extend support based on public demand, given that Windows 10 still beats Windows 11 in install base. There was a time when this was t
by Sebb767 2y ago
> Or Microsoft might also extend support based on public demand, given that Windows 10 still beats Windows 11 in install base.
There was a time when this was true of Windows 7 and we all know how that went down.
- daemin 2y agoWell Windows 7 users converted to Windows 10 users as it was released before the end of support for Windows 7. The same thing could reasonably happen if a good Windows 12 gets released before the end of support for Windows 10. Though I have serious doubts that an ordinary version of Windows will ever get released. I mean one without bundled OneDrive or "AI" services and without a dumbed down desktop experience.