Nemeski to [email protected] • 1 month agoMicrosoft will end Windows 10 support in exactly one yearwww.tomshardware.comexternal-linkmessage-square22fedilinkarrow-up158arrow-down13
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minus-square@DaddleDewlink15•1 month agoWay ahead. I tried Linux earlier this year hoping I could learn to get used to it in time before the end of support for 10 and it turned out to be a far smoother transition that I anticipated. I haven’t booted my Windows partition since.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 month agoI think for most users it should be, and getting better all the time. Just if you play games with anticheat, or use something just incompatible like Adobe products.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 month agoProbably best not to boot it, or windows update might overwrite Grub.
minus-square@Noodle07link1•1 month agoMy steam deck showed me that I didn’t need windows anymore, just waiting to change my pc to make the switch… If I get a job someday
minus-square@DaddleDewlink1•1 month agoIn case you didn’t know, save yourself some headaches and avoid NVidia GPUs for your new build.
Way ahead. I tried Linux earlier this year hoping I could learn to get used to it in time before the end of support for 10 and it turned out to be a far smoother transition that I anticipated. I haven’t booted my Windows partition since.
I think for most users it should be, and getting better all the time.
Just if you play games with anticheat, or use something just incompatible like Adobe products.
Probably best not to boot it, or windows update might overwrite Grub.
My steam deck showed me that I didn’t need windows anymore, just waiting to change my pc to make the switch… If I get a job someday
In case you didn’t know, save yourself some headaches and avoid NVidia GPUs for your new build.
I’ll keep my current nvidia gpu actually x)