Both systems are very stable and reliable, they just work. I plan to stay on this OS for the foreseeable future as it works very well for my needs. Windows 8.1 (Pro with Classic Shell/Open Shell) on two Dell desktop systems. Now You: which version of Windows do you run, and do you plan to make any changes to the setup in 2023? Thanks as well for mentioning Nick’s video “Mint is Windows, and I’m Fine With That” on The Linux Experiment YouTube channel : I’m off to discover it. Once free of my addiction (and it’ll likely be the hard way : Win7 refused by browsers, apps & software, Websites themselves) i’ll start a new (cyber) life with Linux, yeah :=)

The problem with self-taught knowledge compared to academic is that it relies only on experiences whilst the handicap of academic knowledge is often lack of experience : you know, ’em graduates who enter the Navy and mistake a 3rd World war with a computer navel battle, lol.Īnyway, Linux and more specifically Linux Mint is an advice I’ve heard quite often. Truth is I’m only a self-taught man unfortunately, I have no wide technical skills besides, beyond what I’ve learned because concerned : Win7 and Firefox, and still : far from exhaustive. Kind and comforting to read your encouragement associated to hypothetical skills. Linux is indeed a double solution : end of an addiction and the alternative to modern Windows OSs which I have no intention of switching to. Now You: which version of Windows do you run, and do you plan to make any changes to the setup in an Ed, I’m stuck for the time being, that of my addiction to Windows 7. Administrators may need to spend even more time staying in the loop regarding development. Microsoft's approach to pushing features out when they are ready on Windows 11 has made management of systems more chaotic. There won't be many changes for that operating system in the coming three years. Microsoft puts the focus of development on Windows 11, which puts Windows 10 users who prefer stability over changes in a good position. The first Moments update may introduce the long-expected tablet mode for the Windows taskbar, Energy recommendations in Settings, Search in the Task Manager and a few other changes. The first is expected in the beginning of the year, the second around half-time.

Microsoft may release two or even more Moments updates in 2023. It introduced tabs in File Explorer and some other minor features. The first so-called Moments update was released a month after the release of the 2022 Feature update.

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