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by daveoc64
494 days ago
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>It's strange that they are ending Windows 10 support so soon after they stopped selling it. Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 10 - all of these had a published 10 year support lifecycle when they came out. Windows 10's end of support is completely expected and as planned. With Windows 11, they've moved it to a new lifecycle model, so it's less clear how long it will be supported for. |
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Windows 10 at one point advertised that it was the last "new" release of Windows ever.
https://www.networkworld.com/article/938964/microsoft-clarif...
I guess it was one exec at a conference, but they didn't really explicitly disclaim the statement either.