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Based on how increasingly user-hostile Windows has been getting lately, I don't trust it outside of a VM or outside of a second system I don't care about if I want or need to run it baremetal for some reason, and that includes LTSC.
At least LTSC for now seems to be spared from MS' worst anti-user atrocities, but there's nothing saying those SKUs won't get screwed somehow at some point down the line.
I'm done with Windows and YouTube videos that should have been a written post.
Amen! Can we please have more written posts on the internet again? It’s much easier to search and follow along.
Isn't this like posting "I'm done with meat, are you?" in /c/vegan?