Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@robyn6521 says : 11:30 "Experience over the past few years indicates that security and other basic updates will be received just fine; however, there will be no feature updates to the next version of Windows 11. And so, to maintain security updates, a reinstall roughly once a year may be required." I'm misunderstanding something here. If the security updates come through, why would an annual reinstall be required to maintain security updates?>> <<@Lukiel666 says : I have a 3200G on a B450 MB. 4 year old build, does not meet minimum requirements. No TPM. Linux Mint 22 works like a charm.>> <<@MarkBush-en5cz says : Back to Linux.>> <<@scotth6814 says : Screw microsoft for wanting to force millions of good computers into the garbage. It's criminal. I built 2 PC's 15 years ago and upgraded them over the years so that they still far exceed all the Win11 requirements except for TPM. I hope all the Win10 users switch to a non-Windows platform, making Windows' share of the OS market plummet since Win10 users still outnumber Win11 users 2:1. Let's see how MS likes that.>> <<@tombelanger5489 says : We will likely buy a new laptop, but will switch to Apple. We already have iPhones, so it might be an easy transition. I've enjoyed the ride since DOS 2.0, but all good things come to an end.>> <<@JH-gy7fn says : My first computer was a Commodore 64, I loved Windows 98 and Windows 7.I will be going to linux mint whin the time comes.>> <<@Support_Ad_Blocker says : I'm not worried. I'm sure Microslop will buy me a new computer.....😂😂😂😂😂😂>> <<@peircedan says : Would be nice if prebuilt computers shipped with Linux pre installed.>> <<@peircedan says : The details may be new but something like this has been happening for years. My pattern is to use Linux on my older backup computers and run preinstalled windows on a new computer when/if I purchase it. Things may change in future years now that I am retired and no longer have to support windows computers at my old job. Historically my old computers lacked minimum requirements for windows upgrades but Linux offered endless options for desktop environments. I would typically choose a desktop environment that was light on system requirements. More recently even my older computers have enough resources to run the default environment that comes with Ubuntu.>> <<@07wrxtr1 says : Someone explain to me how “11” is an “upgrade” - to me it’s just worse spyware!!>> <<@07wrxtr1 says : So in one year MS will leave me alone? I don’t see what the problem is…>> <<@philcameron7306 says : Tired of paying for Microsoft apps. Switched to a Chromebook last year. Happy so far.>> <<@generator6946 says : For me, for now it’s chromeOS. When goes and for the time I have left it will be iOS.>> <<@ravenlorans says : I am still using Win7! BUT Unfortunately it's the Professional One and Not the Home Version.. My Games WORKED with the Home Version But Won't with the Professional One???? And Will NOT work with Anything Newer.. Plus, there are Certain Programs I use that ONLY Work with Win7 that are NOT Available with Anything Newer or they just don't Support what I am using.. Plus I Love My Privacy the Newer Stuff Won't Let me have..>> <<@dr.michaelr.foreman2170 says : There was just a call back on Windows 11. So that may set back the one year deadline for windows 10>> <<@ele4853 says : What “we” do next? I already did years ago before winner 10! Moved to apple! 😂😂😂>> <<@ericastier1646 says : Tuck window 10, window 7 is still fine.>> <<@dal23gate says : Probably go for extended support as long as cost is reasonable, as loads of my programmes and games are running fine on Windows 10 and don't fancy the headache of trying to get them running on Linux or similar.>> <<@Reddy54 says : I just tried out 0patch and that's the way to go if you want to keep using WIN10. It is free for personal use. I would get it sooner than later. MS will be loading more and more crap in your machine telling you to upgrade before the EOS date.>> <<@carvilleweb says : That new M4 Mac mini looks suddenly more attractive...>> <<@Anlushac11 says : My desktop and gaming laptop upgraded to Win 11. My older laptop cant be upgraded to Win 11 and is now running Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.04. So far no complaints. The only reason I dont go 100% Linux is I still game on my Desktop and my Gaming laptop is momre or less my backup PC, I rarely game on it.>> <<@mr01steam says : I'm still running Windows95. I have not tried dialup for a while though? Do you think it will still work? I use it offline as the desktop HP printer uses a lot less ink than the newer versions. I move files to the machine on a 256Kb USB stick, all works OK. Adobe5 however does not not like some of the newer files. Still I bough the Compaq in 1998. Guess I am the sort of Guy that has a model T Ford in the garage!>> <<@Mega_Casual says : After being a windows user for over 30 years, I'm dumping Microsoft for good. They promised that Windows 10 would be the last version and would be updated forever. Now they are reversing that to force people to buy new computers and buy new windows versions. I'll move to Linux and MacOS. Buh Bye Microsoft.>> <<@jamesalias595 says : You would think after all these years all exploits in Windows 10 would be known and patched. If you can't afford to buy a new computer to upgrade to windows 11, users won't pay Microsoft for extended support and will just run Windows 10 un-patched. I have seen people still running Windows XP.>> <<@mr01steam says : I'm just going to continue with Windows 10 and hope for the best on my newer laptop.>> <<@geoffmccoll4640 says : So a dick head with a wrong haircut knows everything?>> <<@alibro7512 says : For most home users Linux would be just fine only requiring a bit of relearning where stuff is and what App to use. Google Docs is an excellent word processor and Google Sheets is a great spreadsheet, both are mostly compatible with Office and work on any OS. I've been using Linux Mint for years and rarely have an issue that requires Windoze. I use the Google apps to run my business, Shotcut to edit videos and Thunderbird for email however probably 98% of the time I'm using a browser which as already mentioned works on any OS.>> <<@stevenbell9589 says : for me my main pc is a lenovo m720q it supports windows 11 but my hp elitedesk 800 g2 mini does not support windows 11 so i put chrome OS on that and it runs brilliant so thats what im doing>> <<@DadgeCity says : My laptop is still running W8.1>> <<@horationelson57 says : Ubuntu sounds like an OS for African cannibals 😂 😂 😂>> <<@Biaanca5036 says : Same way I still use Windows XP full internet access: behind a standard issue NAT firewall. Y'know... like the one that's built-in to every cable modem my family has ever had for the last 20 years. (don't touch my old computers, bitey bitey! 😄)>> <<@fatladonbike says : Hang on, Microsoft offer technical support?!>> <<@su44su44 says : 👍>> <<@chuckperry3313 says : I have a pretty beefy laptop that does not have TPM 2.0. Lots of memory, lots of storage, Xeon processor. She is a brute. I am very comfortable with Linux and Unix and have Linux running on a server and and Raspberry Pis. I will probably go to Ubuntu. I am also comfortable with Libre Office. When I move I will cancel my office 365 account and go completely to Linux and opensource applications. I gave up on Apple because they orphaned my running hardware. I am not a fan of closed systems.>> <<@uffa00001 says : People using their desktop computer at home, behind a NAT (Network Address Translation) and using decent bank services with cellphone confirmation for operations, I believe can continue to sleep well and don't worry at all.>> <<@dalerutherford5108 says : A quick question is windows 11 offered as a free upgrade like the upgrade from windows 7 to 10 😮>> <<@FunkOsax says : Due to my financial situation I have reluctantly decided dump my 11 year old PC (which was very high spec at the time) and buy an M4 24 gig RAM Mini Mac. Apart from general browsing and the like, I use Adobe Photo editing software plus music writing programs, both of which will run better on the Mini Mac than on a cheap PC..>> <<@artistlovepeace says : I have two computers that I'll prob. pay the fee. Why? B/c it's cheaper than buying two new computers.>> <<@jawjuk says : For anyone who would like to stay on Windows 10 for the foreseeable future, and have less Microsoft Shovelware in their lives: youtube.com/watch?v=m118FebX7M0>> <<@Robert_Presto says : I'm going to download and install 0Patch to get Windows updates after October 2025.>> <<@sswulffable says : MyTube again in full censorship mode - 1st amendment Denied if you don't fit their narrative...>> <<@sswulffable says : WHY are Democrats such filthy Liars ??? Absolutely stunning the pure Evil ...>> <<@AT-os6nb says : Windows and the likes are all a scam.....viruses, updates, security....it is all a scam to get more of your money. They regularly come out with "must have" files that do nothing but prevent older systems from being compatible with new programs and web service or sites so that everything slows down to the point that you gave to update to do anything online. Pure evil, must be left companies.boycott>> <<@maxq1951 says : I only use windows 10 for running a few programs and a few games. I like railroad games and steam does not offer nice games for linux. I do not upgrade to windows 11 !!! I us linux for a few years now and I am very satisfied with it.>> <<@MrSkeptik-z5r says : I thank my friend for converting me to Linux 12 years ago. Bill Gates does not require support.>> <<@DavePoo2 says : I have a Ryzen 7 desktop PC with 8 cores and 16gb or ram and an SSD drive and it won't run win11, it's totally ridiculous.>> <<@YuChiGongG says : SUSE LINUX.....ONLY way to go!>> <<@steved0123 says : Debian Linux>> <<@dbdejonge2081 says : After 11 years all the bugs should be gone already.>> <<@dbdejonge2081 says : Irritating circle all video 😢>>