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I'm also still using Win10 and already tried Arch Linux on Virtual Machine. Maybe I'll migrate to Arch before Win10 supports ends in 2025.

I replaced Windows in 2017 with Linux and never looked back. Windows has become a ad and spyware filled piece of crap. MX Linux Xfce. Quick and easy to use for a simple user like me. I don't need the latest and greatest. I don't game, develop or script. Just email and browser to watch sports and Netflix.

My journey into Linux started with a Raspberry Pi. I then tried Linux Mint on an old laptop. I replaced the drive so if it didn't work out I could restore the original drive, and never looked back. I eventually formatted the windows drive and used it for something else.

Linux Mint is tight

Sneaky Alternatives to Windows 10 (that you didn't know about) = and you talk about Linux Mint? Everybody knows it! Click bait

Linux Mint has replaced Win and MacOS on all my computers, ranging from an old MacBookPro (2008) to iMac, PC and MacMini...

Tried tons of distros over the years but mostly using Peppermint and Solydx nowadays. On my testing pcs i change them a lot.

THEYVE BEEN SAYING THAT SINCE WINDOWS 95/VISTA

If Linux could play "the games" then i would switch in an instant. It does everything else I need, but until it runs them or devs make Linux versions, there's no point in making the move which is a tad annoying because i want to get away from M$

I’m running Linux mint 22 is great I’m about 4 months using it 👍👌

Yes it totally can, if you don't care about (or don't have) Dolby audio and HDR, or IR camera for logon. Aside of that, yeah Linux can be great, if you have the time to figure it out first. Otherwise, Windows with debloat and firewall to block the BS is best for 99% people. Source: been trying to switch to Linux for past 15 years.

what you have to do, is remove all partitions EFI and MRT also Primary partition, as Linux EFI is different, and will sometimes fails to install also same goes when installing windows 11 due to MRT changed to GPT partition

I find that its incredibly easy to brick Linux distros (if they even install correctly) I've had worse luck in the past 15 years with it than I have with Windows for 35 years. Also in 2024 I shouldn't HAVE to compile things or run a terminal to install basic software. Can I use a terminal? yes, but I honestly OCD about not having a GUI.

I tried teaching my 80 year old parents how to use Linux. My dad seems to get the basics, but my mom couldn't care less. lol I think if I can get their games to run on it, it'd be fine since that's all they really do. Older games like Hoyle Card Games I can't get to work even with Proton and Wine.

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No. Windows has Edge, Copilot, comes with remote assist included, runs Office 365, common commercial software and games, so I fail to see Linux as an alternative to desktop use unless you are a very basic user who only needs a web browser and an email client.

I have 3 systems two are on a rack, one desktop. LM 22 is on one on the rack used as a Blender rendering system the other is my desktop. The third runs TrueNAS scale for my movies, tv shows, music and backups. I dual boot between Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint when I need bare metal Windows for some games that don't run well under Proton or Lutris. I also have Win 10 pro virtual machine on the Linux side of my desktop system for quick things that I can get away with instead of rebooting.

I recently switched to arch Linux with X11 and way happier on this than Windows 11. I mainly use it for pc gaming stuff like steam, discord, web browsing, and will be using it with vr soon.

Ive used Windows since the 90's and started using Ubuntu 7 years ago. In the last 6 months I have tried Mint and i love it. I now use Linux Mint 21.3 for 95% of my computer usage. Yeah I think Linux Mint will replace many Windows users who are tired of the failed updates and of course the awful Windows 11 which I will skip completely and stick with 10 Pro and I still have a music recording tower with 7 Pro I still use. As far as everyday stuff I will continue with Mint.

I spent years on Mint before switching to Manjaro. I have Manjaro on two PC's and Arch on another. Manjaro and other distros that have KDE as a desktop environment choice I personally think are a much closer visual approximation and familiarity to Windows than Mint and any of their desktop environments offered are. I learned more about linux by getting away from the hand holding newbie distro's.

I installed Linux Mint yesterday on an old Asus computer. Had to format the usb stick to fat32. Only then the usb did start Linux. It runs very smooth.

I got rid of Windows years ago and have never looked back.I was dual booting Windows and Linux for years and not long after the dawn of Windows 10 moved permanently to Linux only.I would never go back to using such a bloated,spyware ridden and malware ridden piece of crap as Microsoft creates,I am Linux and BSD only now and always will be.

No, because Linux isn't Windows. That's what's good about Linux.

option 3 is linux.

4TH option ........... Linux

3 options? win11(bad idea) tiny11(bad idea) or mac(not so much spy but still spy...) or the hated linux (best idea no spy) give mint ubuntu or "wubuntu" a chance, i go last year from 11 to arch best idea too much more freedom in my life ;D thanks windows for the much bugs last year too wipe all my data let me not install again win11 and ban my expensive windows accounts, thanks so much linux is so much easier vs 30years windows and dos the funny thing is the most windows guys are mmod the reg files really often to use win11 longer or win11 is better instead to simply use a better OS ;D but this guys are the guys who mean evertime linux terminal sucks... really modding windows is easier then learn an easier os?

auto-unattended xml file configured W10 or W11 is my way. My preferred set-up iso for each on 2 usb sticks.

I gave up on Microsoft the day they stopped support for XP. Moved over to Linux and have never looked back.

If you like windows and don't like windows 11 or why else would you stick with win 10 then go for zorin OS it runs most of the windows apps out of the box with emulation and is far better in terms of UI than windows 11. You will have no problem if you only do light gaming and light windows specific task. I have personally Played MGSV and Doom 2016 in Zorin OS back when I was testing it maybe 2 years ago.

Please,save space in the landfills. If you cannot upgrade,try installing Linux. If after using say Linux Mint or Zorin and you cannot deal with it,you can always donate your PC to charity,Goodwill or a needy friend. Then go spemd your money on a new pc. What do you have to lose?

im just gonna run windows 10 until Microsoft locks it out, should have done the same thing with windows 7 tbh.

Option 4 is what I have chosen. Windows 11 is just NOT an option so I've been slowly switching all sytems to Linux, even my gaming system now runs Nobara linux and the office systems run Fedora. I'm also have been switching business PC's to Linux (Fedora predominantly) and only a couple of front office PC's are left. So far no prob and it amazing how much performance gain there is. I run and AMD 7700X wirh32GB DDR5 with Nobara and it flies. (6700XT graphics )

I don't need commercial applications, so evicting "windows" was easy back in January 2009. I'm typing this on a 2011 imac running Debian.

im thinking i'll be fine

Imagine buying a new computer just because M$ told you to. Stop using crap OS.

Im running Windows 10 LTSC , you need to add the WIndows Store back in , but that is about it for normal desktop usability

not compatible here 7th gen here i7 7500u cpu here the rest passes test

Dont be stupid, dont buy new pc or new hardware, just instal linux

Very idiotic video bruh just shut trash omg, no cares bruh, Just install Linux system

I just bought a new laptop and I will install Windows 10 ltsc and just wait for Windows 12 to come out

Don't forget, your PC that doesn't meet the Windows 11 requirements WILL most likely meet the Latest Linux Distro Requirements. PC's that get pushed out by Microsoft Windows will still run the latest Linux Operating System and will make a great Streaming/Email/Bill Paying, and general purpose system.

Only option is to install Linux....

Something funky is going on with your recording resolution. 4k looks blurry and exactly the same as 480p

I already moved to Linux because i hate "closed controlled environments"... And i advice everybody who wants a PC for common daily tasks to move quickly away from the tight hold of companies like MS & Apple...

My main PC has no TPM 2.0. My secondary PC has TPM 2.0 but has an old CPU that's not compatible. Won't replace them as they're perfectly fine and have enough horsepower for everything. Maybe swapping the CPUs will enable one of them to upgrade but that would require to move the graphics card aswell, since the supported CPU don't have integrated graphics and the TPM capable PC don't have a discrete graphics card. But that would kill the gaming performance of the main PC... So we're doomed. Maybe MS will extend support at least in the EU as the market share is still huge, i'm sure if it stays that way it would catch the attention of EU.

meh, wait and see

Linux Mint with the Cinnamon desktop. A Windows-like look and feel, with Linux privacy and security. Mint is ready to use right after the easy install. Linux hardware issues are a thing of the past. No messing with drivers like with Windows. There's *free* software for any need from office to gaming. Software installs from a "store" much like Android or iOS. Save yourself future headaches and migrate to Linux now.

Windows is a blight on computing - Anyone not sick and tired of having to buy new hardware to run evermore bloating software that really is not all that special?

To bad. I already delete my windows from my pc. Since windows 11 don't support my processor then i installed kubuntu. And it seems running well and i love it. Learn linux a bit is required but it's rewarding. All my games run well so it's not a big deal to live without windows XD