I'm not sure how many computers out there are even able to install Windows 11 legitimately. I thought most people had to buy a new computer.
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A lot more people are informed of win 10 ltsc iot as well now compared to before so anyone who would have been forced has options now.
For my needs windows 11 works just fine, windows 10 feels a bit better, I tried several linux distros that worked just fine for my needs but ultimately macOS won. Microsoft decided my home computer was too old so I decided to upgrade and bought a mac.
Like quitting cigarettes by switching to heroin...