Is there a way to get Windows 10 Pro on the LTSC update channel yet? IoT Enterprise LTSC gets updates until 2032, after that's over I guess I'll have to switch to 11... in a VM running on Manjaro
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So glad i ditched windows a decade ago and never locked back once. What a shit show
I always wonder what people like you do for CAD.
Try to remember that some of us have to use windows for work. Comments like yours are unhelpful. The world would be entirely made of of people who don't care/complain + people on Linux if it weren't for certain software.
My answer is "no" to each of those
When did they change it from 7 days to 3 days? A couple weeks ago it said 7 days
Also, it doesnt happen every 7 or 3 days. In 2 years i got that screen only twice
This sucks, I remember a year or two ago, windows 10 was pushing similar things. My only question is what happens when you don't have internet?(worst case scenario.) I had windows 10 when I was in college, but as soon I finished, I did install fedora as dual boot, and since then I proudly use fedora every day, switched to windows only 1-2 in total.
The most common problem I had was program and app availability. Could I do what I do every day with Windows? The answer was yes. Install and try even if its dual boot, slowly slowly you will get used to it.
If you don't have internet, you're never getting updates in the first place! Unless you mean, you updated, are sitting at this screen, THEN lose your network connection.
Linux users storming the comments(i use nixos btw)