Comment Re:Even so... (Score 1) 122
Waste is waste. All computers eventually end up as it
The Lenovo laptop I type this on is 15 years old, it runs Linux and I use it every day.
I have 3 perfectly working computers (two Sharp MZ-80K's and a HP-85, none of those run anything by Microsoft) in the room here that are over 46 years -almost half a century- old. My HP-1660C logic analyzer is about 30 years old. My Wyse WY-60 terminal is 40 years old (connected to a Udoo Bolt V8 computer from 2019 which I also use every day, and which is also running Linux -- Windows 11 is not supported on it even if that computer is only 7 years old).
None of those machines is obsolete, the HP-85 has an SD-card interface. Whenever I need to make a quick calculation I turn on the HP-85, I can even print out the results with the built-in printer. The MZ-80K's are running software that I wrote and assembled/compiled on my Linux machines. There is also an SD card interface for the MZ-80K.
Why is it Microsoft's fault that *checks's notes* a TEN YEAR OLD COMPUTER can't run Windows 11?
Because Microsoft introduced artificial limitations that prevent perfectly working computers to run Windows 11.