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Who wants to use Windows 11 anyway?

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it really improved wsl integration

also it’s kinda mandatory if you have a recent cpu, to utilize the p-core/e-core architecture.

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Can Linux not handle the big.little architecture as well?

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Yes it can; that was added to Linux 5.18.

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Oh, I meant as opposed to previous windows versions.

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Linux: look what they have to do to achieve a tenth of our power.

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I still can’t use WSL 2.0 because of the abysmal filesystem performance compared to 1.0. As far as I can tell this is a fundamental flaw with the design, not a bug that can/will be fixed.

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I ain’t switching until they implement vertical toolbars. I don’t want to use a fucking 3rd party tool, it’s SO EASY in 10, idk why the fuck they just don’t want implement it.

“Not many people used it” so fucking what, I bet not many people used the default apps in 10 and now we have expanded functionality with the “suggested apps”. Bastards.

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I’m just getting ahead of the curve. In 10 years everyone will be making videos about how windows 11 wasn’t really that bad like how they did with Vista a few years ago and are about 8 right now. I just want to be able to relate to the videos.

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The only gripe I have with windows 11 is the lack of toolbar customization that was in windows 10. Other than that I don’t have any problems… but windows 8 on the other hand, I don’t get it

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For what it’s worth Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit was more stable for me than XP.

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Windows 11 really isn’t that bad. It’s no Wins Vista, 8.0 or ME.

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Don’t be so hard on yourself guy. You’re way better than Vista and 8.0

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Oh no, guess the people using Windows at home will have to just settle for using the easily found Microsoft Activation Scripts!

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This broke the “MAS” scripts, at least as far as HWID activation. From their website:

Note: Microsoft servers are currently rejecting HWID activation requests when activating through MAS, we’re checking what’s going on now. Use the KMS38 activation option for now.

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I couldn’t activate my W11 with a genuine W11 key taken from a previous W11 install.

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I’ve run into this twice, both times I’ve had to deal with Microsoft Support for around 2-3 hours to resolve, shitty for a paying customer.

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Yup, that’s the joy of OEM keys. I’m glad Linux doesn’t have any stupid DRM like that.

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I have around 30 windows 7 pro COAs (used to work in a pc repair shop, pulled the COAs on every dead pc that came through). Most of them are from dells, but I haven’t had an issue activating on custom pcs. If anyone wants one, let me know

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I’d prob take one, but I’m not building a PC for another year or so, so if it won’t work by then with whatever this coming enforcement is, someone else should take it.

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Sent one anyway. Still have plenty left

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I would appreciate one if you would be so kind. :)

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DM’d you

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If you have a spare, that’d be amazing! Planning my new build for early next year :)

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DM’d you

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If you have a spare still, I’d take one. Got a laptop from the e-waste pile at work and was going to clean it up for a family member.

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DM’d you, what kind of laptop out of curiosity?

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Latitude 7280. They pull the ram and m2 from it. 16gb ram and a new drive are cheap for that thing. New batteries are around $80. They are great daily drivers.

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Got any left? I could use one of those too.

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DM’d you

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I’d like one too please.

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DM’d you

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Could you please send me a key as well? My co-worker just asked where to get a cheap key, I’m sure that a free one will make her happy. :)

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DM’d you

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Oh no…

Anyway!

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