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How to unfag windows 11
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How to un-fag your windows experience.
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I find it slightly hilarious when ppl are like "Windows 11 sucks windows 10 was totes better"
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LTSC had its support nixed from 2030 to 2025 when Win11 dropped. I should know, I'm autistic enough to check and see if M$ would fuck over LTSC to get people to migrate. They did.
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NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers=dword:1Also, why fuck with Windows, Linux, macOS, all that CIA bullshit? Use TempleOS like a white man
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Delete system32 and you'll never have to see a rainbow on your pc again
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Openshell coupled with O+O ShutUp10 is pretty nifty.
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Whelp I guess I have three years to evaluate whether fedora or or mint work better as a windows replacement instead of seven
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Haha how the fuck are proprietary OSes even real hahahaha nigga just download a distro like hahaha nigga just get *BSD
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Whelp I guess I have three years to evaluate whether fedora or or mint work better as a windows replacement instead of seven
Forget Fedora, use Rocky Linux (formerly CentOS) instead. Fedora's a great system but it's only supported for a year and is too bleeding edge for its own good. The RHEL spins, especially with some tweaks for the sake of usability, are about as close to LTSC in Linux as you'll get.
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As soon as I can get an AMD gpu I'm switching to Linux on my main rig
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Kinda sorta true but it's not Win 11 related and doesn't apply to 1809 LTSC.
The next Windows 10 Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release
Windows 10 introduced Windows as a service, a method of continually providing new features and capabilities through regular feature updates. Semi-Annual Channel versions of Windows, such as version 1909, version 2004, and version 20H2, are released twice per year. In addition to Semi-Annual...
techcommunity.microsoft.com
Basically with LTSC 2021 there are now 2 editions: Client (5 year cycle) and IoT (original 10 year cycle). LTSC 1809 was basically designed for these 2 purposes and they've just split it up. Probably made IoT expensive as hell but it'd depend on the size of your agreement and not like farmers with KMS activators care anyway.
In summary:
LTSC 1809 is supported until January 2029
LTSC 2021 is supported until January 2027
LTSC 2021 IoT is supported until January 2032
If Linux isn't ready by 2032 then lol you're fucked.
Good news, "Microsoft" has uploaded an LTSC 2021 IoT ISO on archive.org https://archive.org/details/en-us_windows_10_iot_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_257ad90f_20211210Whelp I guess I have three years to evaluate whether fedora or or mint work better as a windows replacement instead of seven
Just make sure the file hash actually matches 76c3c10e38307d29fd8b4748522ed144dba35829 after you download.
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If it's meant to be the same ISO (like the build number is the same) but the SHA-1 doesn't match, go find another download. Usually they don't match because retards insert KMS activators into the ISO, which can be ignored, but it makes the ISO completely untrustworthy. There's no telling what else has been fucked with.
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And nobody should be using versions of Windows newer than that anyway because sometime around build 2004 the multimedia latency got trashed and Microsoft is never fixing it.
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So, I took the plunge and "upgraded" to W11. Compared to LTSC 2019, this is... paradoxically quite nice but also extremely unfinished.
I mean, I spent almost 4 years on LTSC and it absolutely did not give me any headaches compared to the utter nightmare that was backing up my C![:\](/styles/custom/emotes/svg/chris-confused.svg "Confused :\")
users\Dread folder, creating a bootable W11 install media, and making sure that I got the most up-to-date BIOS on my motherboard that enables fTPM (thankfully ASUS finally updated the BIOS on their website). There's also an assload of shit feature and configuration wise that W11 utterly lacks that W10 only recently got (i.e. extensive Android integration).
With all of that said though? It's... actually not that bad to use (at least coming straight from LTSC). I already unpin and uninstall the overwhelming majority of bloatware on fresh installations of Windows, so that's nothing out of the ordinary. OOSU10++ was tweaked to support Windows 11, and that more or less takes care of the entire reason why I installed LTSC in the first place. Also, I'm not sure if this is my autism talking but the drivers for my RX Vega 64 seem to be much more stable on W11 than on LTSC 2019 (though there are many reasons why that might be the case, so I can't chalk that up to W11 quite yet or if at all).
I mean, I spent almost 4 years on LTSC and it absolutely did not give me any headaches compared to the utter nightmare that was backing up my C
users\Dread folder, creating a bootable W11 install media, and making sure that I got the most up-to-date BIOS on my motherboard that enables fTPM (thankfully ASUS finally updated the BIOS on their website). There's also an assload of shit feature and configuration wise that W11 utterly lacks that W10 only recently got (i.e. extensive Android integration).With all of that said though? It's... actually not that bad to use (at least coming straight from LTSC). I already unpin and uninstall the overwhelming majority of bloatware on fresh installations of Windows, so that's nothing out of the ordinary. OOSU10++ was tweaked to support Windows 11, and that more or less takes care of the entire reason why I installed LTSC in the first place. Also, I'm not sure if this is my autism talking but the drivers for my RX Vega 64 seem to be much more stable on W11 than on LTSC 2019 (though there are many reasons why that might be the case, so I can't chalk that up to W11 quite yet or if at all).
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