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and with MS making sure you have to sign in with a MS account... i dont really see the point of this.

• chii 1y ago
  > MS making sure you have to sign in with a MS account if you are capable of running linux, you're capable of working out the various ways to bypass that sign-in "requirement".
  • Forgeties79 1y ago
    As a non-coder/engineer Linux user…I’ll admit that’s actually not obvious to me. Linux is trivially easy to run these days. I could probably drop my dad in Mint and he’d assume windows just looks different. Maybe that’s a tad facetious but also ehhhh I could maybe get away with it
  • fragmede 1y ago
    But if using hello@example.com as the email, and using F10 and oobe or whateve command you pulled off Google stop working, and then you have to move to more exotic options, like downloading programs to modify disk images to prepare a USB drive to install an LTSP or IoT copy of windows 10 it's all just such a waste of time to do something that should be easy all because someone at Microsoft got on this kick that what they want is more important than what the customer wants. It's so frustrating!
    • GoblinSlayer 1y ago
      You basically need to do that anyway, because defaults are janky.
• Asmod4n 1y ago
  Only the home version has that issue.