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hunter

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17. I wouldn't recommend this. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Sun Mar 9, 2025, 06:02 PM
Mar 9

Windows 10 ain't broke yet.

"Upgrading" to Windows 11, especially to a computer Microsoft no longer supports, isn't going to improve the user experience and could quite possibly make things worse.

I don't run Windows or any other Microsoft product on my personal machines but I'm never going to tell anyone who has a single working Windows 10 machine to install Linux on it.

If people want to learn Linux I always recommend they do it on a spare computer, not their primary computer.

If I needed a Windows 11 machine for work I'd expect my customer or employer to pay for it. I wouldn't futz around with Rufus trying to install Window 11 on some old computer I had in my closet.


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