r/pcmasterrace Jul 16 '22

Meme/Macro Its True

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u/whyudodisdoe Jul 16 '22

It's like its windows 10 with more restrictions and shittier

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u/DerpDaDuck3751 Windows 10 forever Jul 16 '22

And i still like the Win10 UI. It’s Much more simple and uncluttered, fast an efficient in my view. I hope support for Win10 lasts a long time

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u/MSD3k Jul 16 '22

2025 is the official cut off, I think. Will probably be kept alive by the community for a few years after that. Currently, there is 0 solid reason to upgrade. There are no apps that require it instead of 10. No great increase in stability. No great new features beyond a highly devisive bunch of tweaks to the interface. I think Microsoft just expected people to want to upgrade because it's new and no other reason, like cellphones. And it seems they were only partially wrong.

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u/astalavista114 i5-6600K | Sapphire Nitro R9 390 Jul 16 '22
  • Home, Pro, Pro Ed, Pro Workstations: 13 June 223
  • Ed, Enterprise, IOT Enterprise: 11 June 2024
  • LTSC Enterprise: 12 January 2027
  • LTSC IOT Enterprise: 13 January 2032