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"ghacks.net Microsoft showing Windows 11 upgrade prompts on more Windows 10 devices Martin Brinkmann Feb 29, 2024 Comments Anonymous said on February 29, 2024 at 11:13 pm If only Microsoft had developed an operating system like Windows 7 that people would truly desire to use. There would be no hesitation about upgrading. George said on February 29, 2024 at 7:25 pm They managed to make an older PC actually preferable and desirable. Well done, Microsoft. John said on February 29, 2024 at 6:49 pm Nothing specifically against Windows 11, but I have a PC that I want to continue to use Windows 10 on until the end of support in 2025. It would be nice if Microsoft would respect my decision as I have already declined a upgrade to Windows 11 multiple times. Since it is my business PC and it runs Windows 10 Pro I would have thought Microsoft would be a bit more respectful of my decline to upgrade. But apparently not, and this is where mayb

"linuxiac.com 30 Years of Stability, Security, and Freedom: Celebrating Debian’s Birthday Happy 30th birthday, Debian! Inspiring generations, you shine as a symbol of open-source ideals, innovation, and community. By Bobby Borisov On August 16, 2023 In the dynamic realm of today’s technology world, where trends change faster than the blink of an eye, staying relevant for three decades is a feat achieved by a rare few. Debian, the venerable and iconic open-source operating system, stands proudly among this elite group as it celebrates its 30th birthday. Debian… ok, I know, Debian/GNU Linux is an operating system that emerged from the brilliance of a passionate software developer, Ian Murdock, on August 16th, 1993. Today, 30 years later, it is no exaggeration to say that it is the most respected Linux distribution, deservedly so. In all that time, Debian has released 17 major and 123 minor releases, establishing itself as a bastion of predictability, s