do you think windows 12 will release before 2030?
They won't release it until enough baby ducks have been culled. They are probably admitting internally that LTSC was a mistake.
>>109175068I think we need to rethink the Windows experience from the ground-up. Create a truly modern experience.
Windows 11 is here to stay. No one will be making new hardware for home computers anymore, and Microsoft's newest slop-os/surveillance machine is nowhere close to perfected yet. No need for new PC operating systems anymore. You will buy your re-released 5800x3d and RTX 3060 and you will use Copilot.
>>109175068I bet late 2027 or early 2028. I think they are probably doing 6 year release cycles now.
windows XP released in 2001>8 years later...windows 7 released in 2009>6 years later...windows 10 released in 2015>6 years later...windows 11 released in 2021>6 years later...?If microshart's telegraphing is correct then that means they're going to release another major windows version by 2027, or 2028 at the worst case. This is ignoring the interim releases of vista and 8/8.1 tho.
>>109176248>This is ignoring the interim releases of vista and 8/8.1 thoThis is also ignoring their claim that win10 was the last version and there would be no need to updoot windows versions anymore in the foreseable future. I wonder what happened.Probably to much tech debt + they are not incompetent to such a degree, they cannot release a new OS. Compare difference between win 7 and win8/10. Complete rework or major parts of the OS. Same with previous ones. Now win11 is the same as win10, but slower, more like macos, more fucked up settings, still has legacy shit all over the place, retarded context menu... Basically worse version of win10.Now this is the way to think about it. If it goes on like that, win12 will be even more broken win10. But this time instead of people from India, it's the AI that will break shit.
>>109176248K2 is basically Windows 12, you could argue 24H2 is also a new version due to the hard cpu requirements.
