[X] My Assistant

Currently writing this post from Haiku nightly ( hrev56276 ), but I also have two other computers with more normal stable selections of macOS and Arch btw Linux.

You seem an enlightened sort (except for using OS X modern enough to be called 'MacOS').

now i'm using Windows11...but there are some bugs when i use it (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/anime_cry.gif)

Windows10 , 11 is not ready

Windows10 , 11 is not ready

if you were able to put up with 10, 11 is exactly the same while looking worse

if you were able to put up with 10, 11 is exactly the same while looking worse

Exactly.

Windows 10 is fine if you don't mind selling your soul to marketroids.

I'm using windows 11, biggest mistake of my life...

win 10

I'm still using WIN7 on Z370 + 8700 + 1070.

ubuntu2004 on B85+4570 as my NAS
win7 on my office pc
win10 on MSI GS65 8750H+2060, miss wireless driver and nvidia driver for win7

Windows10 Ubuntu20.04

Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.04, Kali linux, MacOS

I am using Windows 10 and have no intention of going beyond Windows 11 for a while

Win11 at work, and Win10 at home. My machine isn't very powerful and I'm waiting til I upgrade it after Christmas.

I use Arch btw

Windows 10 LTSC

Windows XP, but still Debian Sid 99.9% of the time.
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My machine isn't very powerful

Riiiight.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 23 2022, 22:19

Windows 10 LTSC

this
every other version of windows that isn't outdated sucks.

this
every other version of windows that isn't outdated sucks.

Yes, except LTSC also sucks.

Cygwin drops support for Windows 7 later this year; it dropped support for 32-bit windows in general last year.
A pity.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 24 2022, 20:52

Win11 for daily use and Ubuntu for academics.

the requirement of TPM on Windows 11, after someone pointed out the whole issue of trusted computing which is what TPM is, have actually made me going for Linux once 10 is no longer supported. if that was meant to secure users, then why as a minimum requirement?