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Windows 11 vs Linux supported HW
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I've encountered issues swapping a Windows install between machines equipped with an Intel processor to one equipped with a current AMD processor.
In the meantime, my KDE Neon install has been swapped between four different PC's now without a single issue.
Same, I've always had issues with swaps on Windows. Never a single one on Linux -- plus no chasing a license/activation.