Microsoft has confirmed that support for Windows 10 has now come to an end. It has released one final mainstream OS update, but millions of users are still running the now abandoned OS.
I have a win10 machine, for literally one program. It’s Pioneer Rekordbox. It’s required to analyse tracks for my Pioneer DJ decks. Runs fine in wine/proton, but there’s no usb pass-through so I can’t export to a usb to play on the decks standalone or plug my laptop into the decks for some features I mostly don’t use anyway.
I recently tried out WinBoat, and it crashes all of WinBoat. Tried in a VM, but won’t run properly. So I pulled out my old Surface Pro 4 and put windows back on it.
Tabs is file explorer is kinda the only nice thing about Windows 11, other than that after running a good script, you can make it like windows 10 in terms of bloat.
I actually liked Windows 10 for some reasons.
I truly hate Windows 11 for numerous reasons.
I enjoy running Linux.
See you around, Windows. You broke up with me.
It is you, not me. I will not miss you much.
There are DOZENS OF US!
I have a win10 machine, mostly for gaming. Then Proton happened, so that machine hasn’t been turned on for nearly eight years now.
I have a win10 machine, for literally one program. It’s Pioneer Rekordbox. It’s required to analyse tracks for my Pioneer DJ decks. Runs fine in wine/proton, but there’s no usb pass-through so I can’t export to a usb to play on the decks standalone or plug my laptop into the decks for some features I mostly don’t use anyway.
I recently tried out WinBoat, and it crashes all of WinBoat. Tried in a VM, but won’t run properly. So I pulled out my old Surface Pro 4 and put windows back on it.
7 was peak for me
Tabs is file explorer is kinda the only nice thing about Windows 11, other than that after running a good script, you can make it like windows 10 in terms of bloat.
Which is still quite a lot of bloat… Lol. You had to do significant work to get windows 10 down to windows 7 levels which were, IMO, acceptable.