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Microsoft is trying to convince Windows 10 users to upgrade with full-screen prompts
(www.theverge.com)
The cycle continues
this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2024
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I'm used to hearing about how a lot of people are put off of Lemmy because of all the "Linux" people on it, "people pushing Linux", "elitists", etc.
And yet I see something like this and think "are we not supposed to give good advice?".
If is the kind of thing you want for your computing then go for it.
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At the Office it's my employers problem and at home Mint doesn't give AF about Windows 11.
yet again
If Microsoft gifts me a mobo that supports their new tmp2 or whatever then I'll switch, until then I'm sadly stuck on w10, oh the misery 🙃
I would gladly upgrade to W11 if MS just let me on my old hardware (which is still fast enough for my daily tasks)
Someone should let Microsoft know that they only have 18 months left to put out an OS that isn't a complete dumpster fire. Right now, I would take Vista over 11.
Not creepy at all/s