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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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Technically Windows 11 is just a slightly re-skinned continuation of Windows 10. They just had to make it a new version so that they could add in the extra boot security requirements (plus they didn't want to force the new skin on existing Win10 users immediately). But as long as you have a new enough machine then you can upgrade to WIn11 no problem if you want the new features. And if you like where you are, you can continue to use Win10 for another 2 years plus.
I'm just not happy about the being forced into a new skin eventually.
Neither am I, friend. I still miss Windows 7 most of the time.