Microsoft will unveil the next version of Windows on June 24th - What's next after Windows 10?

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Everyone here raging about windows..... Here is the reason why it's not going away anytime soon. Still rings true 21 years later

 
How many of can see yourselves "upgrading" to Windows 11? I can't really see my self doing it at all, my hardware pretty low end at this point but it's more than powerful enough to do what I want or to run an a fucking OS and the only real benefit I can see in Windows 11 is the way it's uses (supposedly anyway) SSD's. I have a SATA SSD as my boot drive and it's plenty fast and the only games I play on my PC are 10+ years old or could run on a tablet.

The prices for new hardware are fucking ridiculous and if MS thinks I going to buy a new PC just for this pile of shit they are insane, especially with how awful MS's software is.
Shit, Win 11 won't even be available for Win 10 systems to upgrade to until Q2 2022.

I think MS is slow rolling this one to see if it needs a pretty big "update" 3 months after launch.
 
Apparently everything in Windows 11 is now browser-based.

Even the taskbar let's you open Edge's caret browsing mode lol:
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The part that gets to me about Windows 11 is how Microsoft claimed that Windows 10 would be the last Windows OS.

It only took them 6 years to go back on it
 
The part that gets to me about Windows 11 is how Microsoft claimed that Windows 10 would be the last Windows OS.

It only took them 6 years to go back on it

Apple tried this shit in the 90s. I was working in a computer graphics place, the HNIC, and half the shop was Macs, the other 45% were SGI. Being a customer large enough that we could pick up the phone and call Apple and bitch at them if something went wrong with the hardware, or OS, we had a "special" relationship with them. One fine day in...I wanna say it was around '92 or so, they came in with a dog and pony show talking about how OS 7 would have no further versions, it'd be all updates, this was the way of the future, just keep patching the OS over and over, but eventually Taligent/Pink was going to be where Apple was going, etc., the then-new Power arch was coming Any Day Now(TM) so Mac OS would only get incremental updates, forevermore, amen, and the new OS for the new arch would be the way forward.

Except that didn't work, and 7 wound up as a choked, bloated mess. Not, mind you, that 8 or 9 were much better, but at least Apple had the guts at that time to admit that they'd screwed up and tried major revisions again, and not that "patch and add incremental features" bullshit.

Oh, and as an aside that doesn't have anything to do with this, at that time (very early 1990s) the SGI guys were so insufferably smug about their position in enterprise computing, but they had every right to be. They were just mismanaged and couldn't predict how utterly base consumer level graphics that at that time only their workstations could do, would become.

Anyway, back to topic. When Apple tried the "forever patch" OS, it was stupid, and I knew Win10 would be equally stupid.

Of course, Apple moved on and advanced their OS, Microsoft...shit, other than sliding a probe into every orifice of your body, I don't know what they're doing. Each new iteration of Windows used to do something new until 7, then aside from fucking with the UI and artificially borking DirectX compatibility, they haven't innovated at all.
 
To be fair, Windows 10 already had QR codes in its blue screens as well.
Still fucking useless because that website they link you to is useless, you don't get to even SEARCH your stopcode.
Let's not forget that it reboots before you can get a chance to scan it or even read the error message
 
Also explains the eventual rumored plan to make the OS as a service. Forgot to pay last month's .exe subscription? Well too bad, you can't install anything until you pony up the cash.
Businesses won’t tolerate this, and it’d cause M$ to lose market share with normalfags. But they ARE trying to make vidya rent only.
 
Businesses won’t tolerate this, and it’d cause M$ to lose market share with normalfags. But they ARE trying to make vidya rent only.
So let's say business and enterprise will get a different license for a more normal OS, but the normies who buy laptops at Walmart find that they have to subscribe to some Microshit service to get full OS functionality kinda like xbox live. Would you see that as a more reasonable grift?
 
So let's say business and enterprise will get a different license for a more normal OS, but the normies who buy laptops at Walmart find that they have to subscribe to some Microshit service to get full OS functionality kinda like xbox live. Would you see that as a more reasonable grift?
M$ actively benefits from Windows being “free” to upgrade (so long as you bought Windows in the past). While very tempting to add in subscriptions, the base OS will likely always be “free”.
 

Based on the collaboration with the most popular GIF provider in China, weshineapp.com, GIF selections are now available for Windows Insiders in China via the emoji panel (WIN + .). If the location is set as China, then GIF data will appear from weshineapp.com.

Wow. Only the best features for Windows 11!

Got an article about this?
I saw it on /g/ but here's an independent example.
Notice how all the windows now have square corners:
 
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