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I would argue that the whole latest win11 is THE "preview" update (so I will wait for win 12 and see if I want to switch)

• jhickok 2y ago
  I somewhat suspect that AI-Everywhere is going to make we want to skip 12 as well.
  • fourteenfour 2y ago
    I'm interested in the future naming schemes they are no doubt focus grouping now. Will we see Windows Series X? Windows '25? There's no way MS would do a Win13.
    • toast0 2y ago
      Windows One?
    • zogrodea 2y ago
      What's your reasoning for them avoiding Win13? It's just too large a number or something to do with Friday the 13th?
• LeoPanthera 2y ago
  That's a hard argument to justify given that Windows 10 will no longer be supported before the end of this year.
  • toast0 2y ago
    Microsoft currently says: > Windows 10 will reach end of support on October 14, 2025. [1] So we've got a year and change. And they may push it back, like they pushed back EoL when people didn't upgrade from XP or 7. [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows-10-home-and-pro https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows...
  • userbinator 2y ago
    Who cares about "support" when Windows 11 is currently supported and they still do shit like this? Perhaps "supported" should really mean "controlled by Microsoft".
    • PikachuEXE 2y ago
      Agree. The problem being whatever support they provide (which means the updates) must be good enough so that people want it. And IMO I don't see the support being a good thing in Win 11 or recent. I currently stay on Windows due to better program support (some services provide less to none for Linux) and gaming (online games using anti-cheat not working on Linux). Hope Linux within a decade would gain enough market share & support to solve this pain points.