I'm not exactly rejecting it, but I can't afford to build a new computer that can run it till the AI bubble bursts.
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Try to get a simple Linux distribution instead (Mint or Ubuntu). Depending on what you are using your computer for it might be just as good, even faster, than windows.
It's not a popular answer but you can get by with an older PC running Linux KVM. Windows 11 is fine as a guest OS, unless you need kernel level DRM from some applications.
Eight months to learn Linux is a LONG time. You’ll be fine.
But they so generously extended their ~~blackmail ultimatum date~~ support!! Why won't people switch? It's so weird. Don't they know that MS CEO Satya Nadela ($1.1 Bil) has their best interest at heart, always?
On my gaming PC I never signed up for any sort of Win10 extended support but it still wants to update regularly. Did they just give up and give the extended support to everyone?
Time to switch to linux, then.
they were hounding me every fucking day on my only windows device, so I blocked all windows update domains on my pihole.
I don't use it often, but use it to do 3D modeling/slicing.