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Introducing Windows 11
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New #71
I'm assuming that I have TPM 2.0 and will be able to upgrade to Windows 11 when it's released.
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New #73
Guess there'll be a lot of cheap 2nd-hand PCs around in a year's time... whilst MS's claim to be more power efficient is going to be vastly outweighed by the replacement frenzy as people seek the pale blue zen-like experience portrayed by MS.
Definitely blue, not green.
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New #74
Looks like my Ryzen rig is failing on being a first generation CPU which are not supported although it does have TPM.
Not very environmentally friendly to potentially send all the non complient PCs to the scrap heap.
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New #75
Finally some answers, from 3rd party as always.
Though it is not 100%, secure boot is up and running.
Releases . rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11 . GitHub
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New #77
Pretty well. I haven't used windows since I went to ubuntu in 2008 but wanted a "new" computer, so bought a refurb from newegg. I wanted to see if windows had gotten any better since using my wife's vista Toshiba laptop and I can say it has.
I'm not too broken up about not being able to use 11, as 10 does all I need (my usage needs are pretty low - no gaming for me). However, if ms goes the google route in dropping support after 4 or 5 years and extorting money for a whole new computer, then back to linux I go.
I find it rather humourous (and hypocritical), that up-tempo, progressive companies like ms and google, are happy to have you throw out perfectly usable hardware. There goes the landfill sites.
I wonder how the "environment warriors" will take it. Probably lining up to get a new computer so they can run 11, I suppose...
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New #79
Can't stand that LOUDMOUTH!
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