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I agree, which is why I'm suggesting the LTSC build which fix the issues you're describing. The average person, though, still would prefer regular Windows 11 o
by shepherdjerred 2y ago
I agree, which is why I'm suggesting the LTSC build which fix the issues you're describing.
The average person, though, still would prefer regular Windows 11 over your favorite Linux distro.
- The_Colonel 2y agoSo either I can use LTSC and then do a bunch of stuff to get things reasonably working, hope that MS doesn't discontinue the edition next year with no replacement, or ... I can just use Linux. Sounds like a simple choice. > The average person, though, still would prefer regular Windows 11 over your favorite Linux distro. I don't know, I think it depends on their needs. Most users these days use their computers as "browser launcher" and for that Linux works just fine. I also don't think most people are enjoying those massive ads in Windows 11.
- shepherdjerred 2y agoLTSC is meant for enterprise environments. It has a 10 year support window. Microsoft is not known for breaking its promises to businesses.