Eh I just installed 10 in a VM to do my taxes
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Damn, that sucks for them. Glad I gave up that nonsense years ago.
For whatever reason, Windows 11 won’t let me upgrade. And I still have decent hardware. So when support runs out, I’m switching to Pop!_OS.
I won't upgrade til they let me use throttlestop with virtualization enabled.
I just use Windows 10 v1809 ltsc, I'm good for a few more years.
Only reason my new rig has windows is for some specific peripherals that just dont seem to have good solutions for linux (logitech g600 MMO mouse, and an NZXT kraken cpu cooler display). The mouse gets completely jacked up and has all the side buttons rebound to numpad by just using it in my experience. Had to reload the mouse firmware on windows to restore basic functionality.
The user experience was honestly vastly superior on Fedora KDE, and my next GPU will be AMD so i can give it another shot on linux