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The snippet only listed six versions...?
10 binary is 2 decimal
10 hex is 16 decimal
and others in between.
As well there should be. One of the long-term corporate goals of Microsoft is to keep as many people confused and frustrated as possible.
As someone who had to deal with Microsoft Vista for many years, I know this to be a fact.
They absolutely just cannot help themselves. Good grief.
There could be a hundred the way you can code one program and then remove certain code with just a keyword. There could be a rumpledumplepurplepumpkin version if Microsoft so chose. Microsoft just has to write code once then set a keyword for each version and depending on the license number you get puts the codeword into the parameters for the installation. Simple yet effective and generates way more profits than writing code separately for each version. So there are 7 or 10 or how many doesn’t matter, the same code for the highest level version gets shipped for the lowest version.
Nothing to really see here.
I just ordered some quad-core Raspberry Pi Model 2 computers.
There is a version for the Pi, I believe it must be the Windows 10 IoT Core. It will be interesting to see what it is like.
I bought some of the CanaKits complete Pi 2 packages... right now it’s the best buy for the Pi Model 2.
The Start Screen revisions in 10 don't do much for me. I actually like the 8.1full screen setup despite my dislike of full screen apps in general. In any case it looks to me that 10 will be sufficiently customizable to keep me happy.
Seven times the normal problems with Windows.
Or I could just download a Linux distro and be done with the Windows jerkarama.
At this point, all my critical apps run on Linux and are free.
Oh, for the love of...
I mean, it’s really not as bad as it appears once you break it down to the fact that they’re combining desktop/laptop, mobile, and embedded all under the same umbrella, but this whole idea of more “flavors” of an OS than Baskin Robbins has never been a good one, and I would have thought they’d have learned their lessons by now.
Get ready to see the most trimmed down, basic version coming pre-installed on gaming systems along with customers demanding they need the high end enterprise version for basic Internet and email usage on their laptops.