Srksi
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Windows 12 = Zombie Apocalypse!Windows 10 = CANCER.
Windows 11 = METASTASIS.
Windows 12 = (what do you call the metastasis of a metastasis?)
Windows 12 = Zombie Apocalypse!Windows 10 = CANCER.
Windows 11 = METASTASIS.
Windows 12 = (what do you call the metastasis of a metastasis?)
It reminds me of when Micro$oft said that Linux was a cancer. Like always, it's the opposite which is true. Anyways if it wasn't for legacy and exclusivity, windows would have already lost a massive market share in favor of Linux (they have lost some market share but not massive..... yet)Windows 10 = CANCER.
Windows 11 = METASTASIS.
Windows 12 = (what do you call the metastasis of a metastasis?)
The devil is always in the details, so I have a few largish salt grains reserved. But my first test of the 'modular' claim will be whether it treats my desktop as if it were a laptop. "No MS... I do NOT own a laptop, why do you keep trying to shove a battery profile into my system?"
Now, about that AI....
Ryzen 1600x, 8gb ram. I alt-tab instantlyCrybabies don't like change. I finally switched to windows 11 after hearing everyone piss and whine about how terrible it is 2 months ago. Well I sure as hell like it more than windows 10. Once I moved the start button to the left I was golden. I also feel like it performs better. I can actually switch from a game to desktop without my system feeling like it popped a turd in it's shorts now which never happened with windows 10. I honestly thought I wasn't going to like it so I kept my windows 10 partition but I'm deleting it to make more space for games.
Plus! I can hit the start button and see all the programs I want to actually run not a list of crap I don't care about.
Ryzen 1600x, 8gb ram. I alt-tab instantly
I also recall as clear as day that Windows 10 would be the last Windows OS. We all know how that worked out.There will be no Windows 12. I still recall clear as day when they said Windows 11 is the last Windows that will ever exist. So, don't fall on the hoax, there's no Windows 12.
Was Ndella even the CEO when they made that announcement about windows 10 being the last version. It was a bizarre announcement IMO and I think sanity in naming has returned.I recall that windows 10 was the last version of windows...
Death, or Linux, take your pick.Windows 12 = (what do you call the metastasis of a metastasis?)
Vista and Windows 8 didn't last very long, now did they? So, Windows 11 is the new "Vista".Isn't Windows 11 still pretty early in it's life?
Linux is only free if your time has no value, they sayDeath, or Linux, take your pick.
I don't suppose or predict that it is.Windows is not going anywhere
As for Linux "wasting time", I could sat the same about answering online postings.Linux is only free if your time has no value, they say
In reality, the latest versions of Mint, and of course its parent Ubuntu, have about the same native capability as Windows 7.I use Unix/Linux for servers only, god awful for desktop use and lacks tons of native apps and support, horrible for gaming 999 out of 1000 times
I don't suppose or predict that it is.
However, you're quoting me out of context on an absurd medical/physiological metaphor made by another member. My reference to "death", was intended to mean the ending of Windows use by that person "Or Linux", was simply to indicate that person's potential adoption of it.
And your, "market share" nonsense, isn't relevant, since Apple's OS can't be installed on a Windows user's hardware anyway. But yeah, if someone want's to spend two times the price for Mac hardware that does half as much, then Apple's OS is a viable escape route.
As for Linux "wasting time", I could sat the same about answering online postings.
In reality, the latest versions of Mint, and of course its parent Ubuntu, have about the same native capability as Windows 7.
You're exaggerating its learning curve for people are only interested in getting emails, and surfing the web. In fact, Mint "Cinnamon", will print without installing drivers.
I'm not a gamer, so IDK or care), how many games won't run on it.
Now, Windows 7 has a much more reliable crash recovery than Mint. I only use old, obsolete, claptrap, relics for the web. I destroyed a Mint installation with a forced shutdown from a lockup, From which, Win 7 would easily recovered. Oh poo, just when I was getting the hang of Mint, I almost reduced it to source code.
I'm not normally drawn in by conspiracy theories, unless they're mine. So IMO, M$ and the major hardware manufacturers, (and software publishers), have had too many backroom meetings, and are planning "forced hardware obsolescence", with every new iteration of Windows.
With the exception of one copy of Windows 10, I'll stand at Windows 7. Accordingly, Windows, for all intents and purposes beyond Win 7 is, "dead to me".
I full well realize others needs may be far different and extensive than mine. Still, I can manage to keep myself well amused with Windows 7
or; 11 and 12 are back to back vistas as MShafts hubris overreaches itself.Vista and Windows 8 didn't last very long, now did they? So, Windows 11 is the new "Vista".
Practically speaking, the last good version of Windows, Windows 7, wasn't designed to obsolete all your hardware, Windows 12 will be.
Decent versions of Windows, like alcoholism, skip a generation. But yet, everyone who's anyone, seems to naively snatch up the betas in between.
So, Windows 12 will be good, you'll just likely have to buy all new hardware to run it.
It certainly was Nadella. Bill Gates retired, and M$ draped the Windows 8 debacle around Steve Ballmer's neck like an anchor, and thew him off the end of a pier. (Fired him).Was Ndella even the CEO when they made that announcement about windows 10 being the last version.
I'm fairly certain you'll find out before I do.or; 11 and 12 are back to back vistas as MShafts hubris overreaches itself.
6 people liked this but 10,000 disliked it, techspot removed the dislike button there were so many.Crybabies don't like change. I finally switched to windows 11 after hearing everyone piss and whine about how terrible it is 2 months ago. Well I sure as hell like it more than windows 10. Once I moved the start button to the left I was golden. I also feel like it performs better. I can actually switch from a game to desktop without my system feeling like it popped a turd in it's shorts now which never happened with windows 10. I honestly thought I wasn't going to like it so I kept my windows 10 partition but I'm deleting it to make more space for games.
Plus! I can hit the start button and see all the programs I want to actually run not a list of crap I don't care about.
Oh, did I say Windows 11? Sorry, I meant Windows 10 of course. Windows 11 doesn't exist.I recall that windows 10 was the last version of windows...
The rest is complete nonsense.Rumor mill: Windows 12