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Win 10 on Laptop, would install Linux on this Laptop if I had a PC one day

windows 11

for now runs ok o.o, like windows 10 even o.o

maybe luck?

iOS

Win 10 22H2

Win10 for desktop / Sequoia for laptop / Rocky for servers

Windows 11.
Ubuntu 24.04
RHEL 9

TempleOS

i use windows as main but i have Linux mint install on my second SSD

Windows (Daily driver because I have a 3080m)
MacOS (A hackintosh laptop for studying kind of stuff in the library)
Linux (Mostly Kubuntu and Ubuntu Server for compile, Like I mentioned before I have a 3080m, so xwayland always glitches no matter which driver version. F**k Nvidia (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) .)

windows for home, mac os for development, various linux disto for production

Win 11 on my desktop and laptop

Hello! This will be my first post here, Anyways for most of the PC's I've had I always used windows and Linux dual boot. Currently I am using windows 11 but will likely move back to primarily using Linux in a while.

Windows 10 for now, but it's telling me to update to 11, I might just downgrade back to 7. Very little is lost by using 7, and honestly it was nicer. I cant think of a good reason to go to 11.

I'm still on Win 10, will likely stay there until support is pulled. At that point I'll likely go to 11 as I need to be familiar with it for work.

Been using Win11 for a while now. I gotta say I've getting used to it.

Did not like how it's running worse on my older hardware, but there's at least some usable features like functional HDR and driver compatibility. I probably would've stuck with the older OS if I had a choice.

As a relatively new member here, I was genuinely moved by this post spanning nearly two decades. It brought back vivid memories of playing web games on Windows XP with Internet Explorer during the early 2010s.
Now, I find myself reading the same thread on a modern Windows 11 system using Edge — the contrast is quite striking.
I also noticed that the original poster hasn't been online since 2013. From XP x86 to Windows 11 x64, many generations of users have come and gone. It's remarkable how much time has passed.
Just wanted to express some personal nostalgia. I’m still improving my English, hoping that one day I can participate more naturally in international forums without relying on translation tools.

Win10 and will stay on it for as long as I can, honestly.
Too used to it to want to change on PC but I will admit to having success with small scale applications (minecraft servers, web hosts etc) with linux to the point I prefer Ubix for things like those. It's so much more lightweight.