What OS are you using? - Printable Version

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RE: What OS are you using? - dnks - 01-21-2022

(01-21-2022, 02:49 AM)mothered Wrote: I upgraded mine using the Windows 11 Installation assistant.

If it's that straight forward, then I might do it over the weekend. Couple of friends with similar workflows haven't yet gotten back to me regarding their experiences, so I'll check with them if they did, and if they found anything wrong with it, just to make the jump more comfy

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 01-21-2022

(01-21-2022, 03:12 AM)dnks Wrote: If it's that straight forward, then I might do it over the weekend. Couple of friends with similar workflows haven't yet gotten back to me regarding their experiences, so I'll check with them if they did, and if they found anything wrong with it, just to make the jump more comfy

Yes, It's best to gather an array of Information prior to making the decision to upgrade.

For your reference, my posts are based on upgrading 7 laptops with no Issues whatsoever. Bear In mind, each laptop Is running the latest hardware - 11th Gen CPUs, NVMe SSDs, RTX 360 - RTX 380 GPUs and a minimum of 16 GB 3200 MHz Ram.

RE: What OS are you using? - dnks - 01-21-2022

(01-21-2022, 04:37 AM)mothered Wrote: For your reference, my posts are based on upgrading 7 laptops with no Issues whatsoever. Bear In mind, each laptop Is running the latest hardware - 11th Gen CPUs, NVMe SSDs, RTX 360 - RTX 380 GPUs and a minimum of 16 GB 3200 MHz Ram.

I have a similar laptop, sadly 10th gen only, I'm more worried about how it might break programs that have finicky environments (xilinx, self made python stuff, powershell scripts...)

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 01-21-2022

(01-21-2022, 05:52 AM)dnks Wrote: I have a similar laptop, sadly 10th gen only

In terms of running Windows 11, It's no different to the 11th gen.

(01-21-2022, 05:52 AM)dnks Wrote: I'm more worried about how it might break programs that have finicky environments (xilinx, self made python stuff, powershell scripts...)

Is Windows 10 your current OS?

If so and given your tools are running smoothly, I don't see why there'd be compatibility Issues and/or loss of functionality when executed In Windows 11.

RE: What OS are you using? - ConcernedCitizen - 01-24-2022

(01-21-2022, 08:57 AM)mothered Wrote:
(01-21-2022, 05:52 AM)dnks Wrote: I have a similar laptop, sadly 10th gen only
In terms of running Windows 11, It's no different to the 11th gen.

(01-21-2022, 05:52 AM)dnks Wrote: I'm more worried about how it might break programs that have finicky environments (xilinx, self made python stuff, powershell scripts...)
Is Windows 10 your current OS?

If so and given your tools are running smoothly, I don't see why there'd be compatibility Issues and/or loss of functionality when executed In Windows 11.

Correct. WIndows 11 is a bunch of "enhancements" that don't really change the behavior of (most) things.
It does however make everything a floating app, and completely destroy the UI by doing so, in my eyes.
I much prefer Win10 (still, yuck) for work and "personal malware-related hobbies."

As for specifically Python and other languages/libraries, there is no notable change in behavior.

RE: What OS are you using? - dnks - 01-24-2022

(01-24-2022, 09:11 PM)vittring Wrote: It does however make everything a floating app, and completely destroy the UI by doing so, in my eyes.

So, you mean there's no more snapping? Like, things just float on top of each other?
I've never had to actually install a TWM in windows, but sounds like I'll have to

RE: What OS are you using? - czk908 - 01-25-2022

usb boot of kali most of the time

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 01-25-2022

(01-24-2022, 09:11 PM)vittring Wrote: WIndows 11 is a bunch of "enhancements" that don't really change the behavior of (most) things.

I absolutely agree.

I have Windows 11 Installed on 7 laptops and since Its official release date, I've yet to experience compatibility Issues nor loss of functionality with every app/tool I've used.

RE: What OS are you using? - droid151 - 01-25-2022

I've been experimenting with OpenBSD for the last few weeks and it kinda grew on me. It's not really a "muh main desktop" material but I dig its philosophy. Being BSD means that a lot of love went to writing documentation, BSD.rc init system is an absolute delight to use, ports system reminds me of gentoo's portage but instead of writing USE flags you can just check them via curses dialog. And lastly, pf is, hands down, the best firewall I have ever used. Also you can hack the install on any linux enabled vps you have console access to. No need for custom images, but that is *BSD feature in general I think, I am pretty sure I could install FreeBSD the same way.

RE: What OS are you using? - PhantomIN - 03-01-2022

Windows 10 as a main OS. Kali Linux, Whonix and Windows 7 on VM