The big thing to consider is what software do you really NEED, what can change, and what can you do without. Then the change is easier.
Then there’s the learning curve of new software. Wheee
Submitted 3 weeks ago by Pro@programming.dev to technology@lemmy.world
https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/06/11/the-end-of-windows-10/
The big thing to consider is what software do you really NEED, what can change, and what can you do without. Then the change is easier.
Then there’s the learning curve of new software. Wheee
For a lot of people that say of thinking doesn’t work, they explicitly don’t want to/wont go without, people enjoy luxury and convenience and aren’t going to skate by on only things they strictly need
r_deckard@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
LOL no. There are many good reasons choose Linux on the desktop/laptop, but the so-called Win10 apocalypse isn’t in the top 10.
tarknassus@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Whilst that’s true, it’s a good opportunity to push Linux as a potential alternative in a few different ways - reduction of e-waste, free and private oriented alternative, simple (in some situations/distro) for certain basic users, or even someone who wants to get a little more technical. It’s good to promote the idea that there is more to computers than a monolithic monopoly called Microsoft.
BombOmOm@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Two of my friends switched recently precisely because Win 10 was going end of life. The ‘I have to change the OS anyway’ was the final motivator.