07-12-2024, 12:28 PM
I imagine AI will change the way people compute at home in the future too. The last mobile tech conference was very eye-opening. Most cell phone companies are working on an AI phone where you won’t have any apps on your phone anymore, it’s all AI and in the cloud. Can see that method spilling over to general computing easy. Subscription based computing is more profitable no doubt.
I’m with Terry, Windows 7 is a great version. I stayed with it so long because it worked so well. I still only have windows 7, and linux, on my laptops.
Recently got a used thinkpad t470s for $110 in mint condition with two good batteries. It had windows 10 or 11 on it. (Didn’t even use it long enough to know which it was). Installed Linux mint and a windows 7 virtual machine in it, So pleased with this setup. Best of both worlds. Not going to upgrade to windows 11.
- Dav
I’m with Terry, Windows 7 is a great version. I stayed with it so long because it worked so well. I still only have windows 7, and linux, on my laptops.
Recently got a used thinkpad t470s for $110 in mint condition with two good batteries. It had windows 10 or 11 on it. (Didn’t even use it long enough to know which it was). Installed Linux mint and a windows 7 virtual machine in it, So pleased with this setup. Best of both worlds. Not going to upgrade to windows 11.
- Dav