I've put it off for a year but now my Windows 10 installation is downloading 11 seemingly without any way to stop it. There's apparently a way to stop updates by editing the registry but I don't have the WindowsUpdate folder there for some reason.
I also looked into extended security updates for Win 10 but enrolling apparently costs 25 euros. No thanks. I know there are versions of Windows that have security updates until 2032 but I'm pretty sure I'd need to reinstall Windows to make use of those, and if I were willing to redo this installation I'd just go with Linux instead. (Coincidentally, I installed Linux on a small SSD last year and I've been spending a lot of time on it lately instead of Win10. If SSD prices weren't completely fucked I'd get a new big one and make it my main/gaming OS)
I assume I will need to make some kind of decision about this at some point since it's not like Win10 is getting any more secure. Going through with the Win11 "upgrade" is probably the path of least resistance. I'd appreciate any tips to disable forced telemetry, AI features, OneDrive integration and any other anti-features this update is likely to foist on me. Also is it going to fuck with my dual boot? As far as I know my Linux SSD should be completely invisible to Windows but I don't trust Microsoft to not do something sneaky and invasive.
EDIT: I got my Win10 ESU updates sorted out with massgrave scripts! Windows 11 averted
No DS4Windows on Linux for starters
DualShock is supported by the Linux kernel
Linux kernel has drivers for Dual Shock controllers tho?
Can it do macros that I can bind to the touchpad
steaminput can do this
Yeah dawg. If not out of the box, then via an open source utility someone has no doubt written.
It's a moot point anyway since I'm not willing to reset this Windows installation. When SSD drive prices come down (
) I might look into gaming on Linux