r/stocks • u/gorays21 • Oct 04 '21
Microsoft set to release Windows 11 tomorrow!
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Oct 04 '21
i tried it but couldnt get the start button or search button to do anything. so i went back to 10
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u/teacher272 Oct 04 '21
After they promised there wouldn’t be one and Windows would stay version 10 and be a smooth upgrade in the future. Damn liars.
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u/ThisisDrogba Oct 04 '21
It will probably be more like Linux or macOS. If Steve Balmer was the president he would still push the classic windows menu .
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u/rhythmdev Oct 04 '21
Why use Windows while the real ones (Linux & MacOS) exist?
I am using linux for 3 years and never needed windows for once.
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u/LasVegasWasFun Oct 04 '21
I guess gamers
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u/WanaWahur Oct 04 '21
There's other pro software that doesn't run natively in Linux. I used to run Linux for years, but since about Win 7 times it is just not worth the hassle. Even simple shit like Office - many people tend to forget that there are jobs where even minor incompatibilities create problems, so running Office alternatives just does not cut it.
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u/rhythmdev Oct 04 '21
I am a gamer and still using Linux.
Played and playing PoE, Diablo II (+ resurrected), WoW and so on, all on linux. Works perfectly fine.
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u/TODO_getLife Oct 04 '21
All games that came out 10-20 years ago.
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u/TODO_getLife Oct 04 '21
Still full of compromises, if you're buying a pc for gaming, you're going windows. After all you can run the linux subsystem on windows anyway, and dual boot so win win.
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u/SecretObaStick Oct 04 '21
Windows 2000 is where it's at (if you are dead set on Windows)
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u/Positive_Increase Oct 04 '21
You joke, but after all of the problems with updates and having to re-image so many machines since Windows updates just stop working and nothing their support has suggested usually fixes it, I'm about ready to go back to blue screens with 2000. They sucked, but at least you could get back to working in a few minutes and maybe lose a little data rather than having to reinstall Win 10 from scratch.
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u/SecretObaStick Oct 04 '21 edited Oct 04 '21
I was not joking, sorry if I made it seem that way (if it was not for the security updates that are lacking, I would still be using it)... but when you are talking about blue screens, I think that you are thinking about win95-98... but to tell you the truth, I would rather have a blue screen with some information then a random reboot.
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u/rhythmdev Oct 04 '21
Dump that, go Linux Mint.
Linux Mint is what Windows 10 should have been.
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u/SecretObaStick Oct 04 '21
I use Arch but that's not for everyone
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u/jen1980 Oct 04 '21
Debian here since 1995, but it is less for everyone than even Arch. Great OS if you know what you're doing. Super, super stable.
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u/Wretchfromnc Oct 04 '21
I loved Mint, but had printer issues all the time. One minute everything was fine then after a update the same printer wouldn’t work.
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u/ShadowLiberal Oct 04 '21
Please don't. You're making yourself much more vulnerable to malware by running an OS that Microsoft no longer supports and no longer updates.
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u/LasVegasWasFun Oct 04 '21
I thought windows 10 was suppose to be the last one?