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Honestly steamdeck plus tpm module requirement for windows 11 is making me give a serious attempt to Linux for the new year. I do a very good job of taking care of my tech, it lasts decades.

I find it infuriating I have to change due to arbitrary OS decisions. I couldโ€™ve held onto my original pixel for quite some time, but it was no longer getting the security updates.

I feel like with the hardware requirements linux might see another bump come October

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Thatโ€™s actually the same reason I switched to Linux. I thought it was stupid that I would have to upgrade my hardware just to use the latest WindowsME. Switching to Linux back then. Let me enable all the new textures for Everquest. With Windows my system wasnโ€™t performant enough. I though it stupid and I had perfectly good hardware that still ran for several more years just fine. The TPM thing is absolute B.S. and worse then why I switched.

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Explorer being ridiculously slow even on a fairly fresh install with the addition of popup ads for black ops/MSFS was enough to make me finally jump over the fence a few weeks ago.

I still have to dual boot for certain games and programs but I had enough of windows being my default environment

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