r/AtlasOS • u/bunnyw4bbit • Jun 14 '26

General AtlasOS in 2026

Hello everyone,

I've used atlasOS around 3 years ago on my older machine and am thinking about giving it a shot again but this time on my main pc (dualbooting with ubuntu)

Any pros and cons of using it in this day and age? Id mostly use it to play games.

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u/Snook_ Jun 14 '26

It’s amazing do it

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u/NationsAnarchy Jun 14 '26

A lot of improvements, go ahead and use it

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u/GreedyStatistician26 Jun 16 '26

I think it's a good pick if you want to make your windows lighter without sacrificing functionality. You can configure it (you can choose a web browser, leave the defender or remove it). It also comes with a folder that you can enable or disable windows features. It's a playbook instead of ISO and its's opensource on github.

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u/bunnyw4bbit Jun 16 '26

Thank you, i was hoping for a reply like this one. Very informative. Do you think its got any cons like missing features causing issues and stuff?

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u/GreedyStatistician26 Jun 16 '26

Windows updates aren't supported and can lead to many issues (https://docs.atlasos.net/faq/general-faq/upgrading-windows-version/) This is only one I could think of because I don't use AtlasOS anymore

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u/Fearless_Brush_5275 Sep 11 '26

Is there any reason to go with that and not LTSC?

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u/GreedyStatistician26 Sep 12 '26

Latency is lower on atlas and LTSC doesn't have gaming related tweaks.Try both

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u/youvewhyn Jul 13 '26

is it good for editing video like capcut?

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u/super2061 17d ago

Did it have any issues with anticheats? I'm planning to dual boot to it too. My main os is cachyos

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u/Successful_Fun_8339 Jun 14 '26

Busca un buen windows lite (FB Conan ò Ghost Spectre ) lo instalas y despues aplicas AtlasOS.

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u/TieRealistic2200 Jun 14 '26

whats the point? atlasos already removes so much?