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i wonder what in windows that wont let you use your 2FA solution over the browser.. it almost sounds as smartscreen or what it's called.. I ripped that out with edge from my win10 LTSC IoT.. as i want an OS not an complete eco-system. *lol*I can't agree with you more. In fact, I just made reference to this on our coffee side discussions regarding 2FA and how I have to use Linux to make specific purchases because MS won't let me use my method for 2FA. Perhaps it has something to do with having a local account but really, it's just easier to use Linux instead. I'm trying to keep my girls current but they're stuck on Win 10. I'm hoping the 15 year old will be more open to using Win 11 now that she has a beast of a laptop in her possession. (Yeah, I finally managed to get her 25H2.) I have four daughters. That's one down and three to go. I'm not too worried about the one in university as Win 11 will be required there (but I heard that she recently bumped into a big Linux fan and she's speaking very positively about Linux now). Either way, she'll do her own thing. I think mother is going to be the toughest to transition to 11. I've given her Linux before but she won't use it. I suspect it will go the same way it always does: Her apps will start misbehaving and she'll get tired of the BSODs and finally let me install Win 11 on her PC. She already has X-Lite but she didn't bother to migrate her data there. That's prob a good thing.
You make a valid point about LTSC but I'm retired and I prefer using a legitimate OS. Even if my business license was still valid purchasing an LTSC key would be above my pay grade. Perhaps I should look into it anyway.
My 80 year old mother is running LinuxMint and she dont even know it.. at east i have a feeling she still thinks she is on windows even i said i replaced windows with Linux back in 2020.
as for how i solved win LTSC licence.. that we have to take on PM if you wonder, as my solution lives in the gray aria of the forum rules.. it do not break the rules, but it is in the gray aria so i know Brink dont like the discussion openly, just in case Microsoft get angry on elevenforum.. and i agree with Brink. its no reason to take the chance.. we all want elevenforum to stay alive
But the solution is totally openly on github and Microsoft also knows it is there without shutting it down, even they own github.. So it seems as MS dont mind it.
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Linux: Debian, Kali-linux, Alma, Win:7,10IoT,...i3, i5 and i7 From 2gen to 9th gen... Server ...- OS
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