It’s a ridiculous situation in my household. Our newest computer is a NUC, but it doesn’t have TPM. I only run Windows in a VM on it, but still. Nothing else that I own is even close to capable of running Windows 11. These are all decent computers, performance-wise.
I learned Linux on a whim, but now it’s the only thing saving me from a home-wide hardware refresh at a very inconvenient time. Lesson learned.
Yes, it is. It will be supported for several more years, so at the moment the issue is only irritating for people who get itchy knowing that they aren’t running the latest version of something. For me it has more to do with what I plan to do a few years down the road.
It’s a ridiculous situation in my household. Our newest computer is a NUC, but it doesn’t have TPM. I only run Windows in a VM on it, but still. Nothing else that I own is even close to capable of running Windows 11. These are all decent computers, performance-wise.
I learned Linux on a whim, but now it’s the only thing saving me from a home-wide hardware refresh at a very inconvenient time. Lesson learned.
Win 10 is still supported atm though, right? I actually don’t know because I don’t use windows anymore.
Yes, it is. It will be supported for several more years, so at the moment the issue is only irritating for people who get itchy knowing that they aren’t running the latest version of something. For me it has more to do with what I plan to do a few years down the road.
Apparently Windows10 support ends on October 14th 2025. https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/windows-10-support-ends-in-4-years-but-this-is-what-you-should-know-now/