Hey y’all

I’m taking a college course which is hell bent that its students use Windows 11. Currently my laptop is still using Windows 10 and if there is no bloatware/AI free way to install Windows 11, I’m just going to bite the bullet and install it the regular way. So if anyone knows of a relatively bloatware free way of installing Windows 11, please let me know.

p.s. For those who would encourage me to use Linux. For my desktop I already use Linux Mint.

  • Pechente@feddit.org
    92·
    26 days ago

    I agree that they shouldn’t have picked Windows but it makes sense to keep everyone on the same software stack to avoid wasting time helping people install basic stuff that might or might not run on their systems

      • village604@adultswim.fanEnglish
        3·
        26 days ago

        Wine is by no means a stable option for all windows software. Some windows stuff just will not run on Linux. And not all laptops are capable of virtualization.

      • Flax@feddit.ukBanned from communityEnglish
        2·
        25 days ago

        My uni let me use linux alternatives but I had to do some serious debugging by myself. The biggest issue was caused by snap LOL