Nothing a band-aid over the lens can't fix.Cacodemon345 wrote:I think many people buy camera-less laptops due to spying concerns.
Nothing a band-aid over the lens can't fix.Cacodemon345 wrote:I think many people buy camera-less laptops due to spying concerns.
Kinsie wrote:My first-gen Ryzen isn't supported (even with the built-in TPM enabled in UEFI), but I'm not too bothered by that because I have my Win10 start menu exactly how I want it and the Windows 11 start menu looks custom designed to give me a rage-induced heart attack by comparison.
leileilol wrote:The old icon metrics (32x32, small gaps, sharp defined pixel art) is something I liked too, and that's mostly been dead and buried since XP's big 32-bit icons
dpJudas wrote:Ah well, maybe they picked the cutoff as exactly 3 years or something stupid like that. Microsoft is really testing just how little support they can get away with in general for all their products these days. I think there's zero chance they'll get away with not letting people with this recent hardware upgrade to Windows 11. Especially not if they plan on ending support for Windows 10 at the date they specified. People would literally start hacking Windows if the cutoff is this arbitrary.
Graf Zahl wrote:The CPU requirement has always been a 'soft' limit
Graf Zahl wrote:What puzzles me is how some manufacturers still dare selling such crap. Video meetings via internet have become so commonplace by now that a camera is a necessity, not an option.
sinisterseed wrote:Yeh, what I said last night, basically.
>TPM 2.0 required.
>Nah, TPM 1.2 can do too.
>TPM actually not required at all.
Graf Zahl wrote:To restore the only good start menu ever - the original one from Windows 95!
Blzut3 wrote:It truly is baffling to me how all over the place Microsoft has been about all this.
Blzut3 wrote:Graf Zahl wrote:To restore the only good start menu ever - the original one from Windows 95!
After using search in Vista/7/8, Spotlight in macOS, and KDE's equivalents with no particular name; I switched to just hitting a key and typing a couple letters and pressing enter. Don't miss the menus at all. Of course for Windows 10 they must have hired the guy that programmed Amazon's search, but it does usually work ok for me.
Blzut3 wrote:dpJudas wrote:Ah well, maybe they picked the cutoff as exactly 3 years or something stupid like that. Microsoft is really testing just how little support they can get away with in general for all their products these days. I think there's zero chance they'll get away with not letting people with this recent hardware upgrade to Windows 11. Especially not if they plan on ending support for Windows 10 at the date they specified. People would literally start hacking Windows if the cutoff is this arbitrary.
Given the update today that they're evaluating supporting 7th gen core and Zen1. Well with 7th gen the meltdown argument is out the window. Given that 7th gen is just 6th gen with some minor GPU tweaks all I'm left with is that it's an arbitrary cut off.
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