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windows10

Arch

Ubuntu 22.04 with KDE (originally comes with GNOME, but I like kde).
So much problems with it, but due to unavailability of download something like Mint Im using Ubu. Canonical made it from "system for everyone" to "system for users". I mean you still can change something in it, but you shouldn't because something brokes unexpectedly.

windows

Windows 10

I use Debian. I had hardware issues with other distros, and this one just werks.

Artix Linux with OpenRC and LXQt

Am i the only windows7 ultimate version user in this forums? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cry.gif) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cry.gif)

Windows10 BSOD is shit and windows 11 ain't fixing any of it

Windows 11 on main, MacOS on an M1 air I use like an iPad this days.
Is Windows 7 still viable in 2023?

Windows10 BSOD is shit and windows 11 ain't fixing any of it

Are you getting BSOD on Win10/11?

Usually Win10 was pretty good except when Windows rolls out an experimental update that has hardware conflicts.

Windows10 BSOD is shit and windows 11 ain't fixing any of it

Specs?

Also have you considered that it may be hardware failure?

(I want to believe it's windows at fault, though.)

Unless you are referring to how retarded the BSOD is now for not giving you any useful information except for a single word to search and a fucking sad face emoticon.

Am i the only windows7 ultimate version user in this forums? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cry.gif) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cry.gif)

No, but I don't use Win7. XP is better.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 26 2023, 05:38

Unless you are referring to how retarded the BSOD is now for not giving you any useful information except for a single word to search and a fucking sad face emoticon.

Whenever I get a BSOD it is often because of the stupid graphics card, so I don't even get to see it 95% of the time.

Whenever I get a BSOD it is often because of the stupid graphics card, so I don't even get to see it 95% of the time.

1080ti needs baking again?

I think my last bsod was related to a video capture card.

No that was before I baked the card. I don't rmb having any BSOD nonsense (BCCode 116 to be specific) after I did the reflow.

Well that's good.
A lot of the time, baking a card only helps for a little while. Seems you've gotten good use out of yours.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Sep 30 2023, 23:21

ios/ipadOS/win11

most usualy ipadOS at night (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

The main computer uses windows 11 OS, which is fine except for one update that gave me infinite blue screens. Although I think it has a better looking ui, you'll find that windows 11 has a lot of ui from windows 10, windows 7 and even earlier. and when you have to use your computer for work the next day and that evening the computer has an infinite blue screen due to an automatic system update (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) , trust me, you probably need windows 10 LTSC more.

Arch

Windows 11/10.