Microsoft looks ready to launch Windows 11

[Majingir]

Windows 11 will work with android apps. That should be cool. Wonder how many people will utilize that for app games. At that point, that basically defeats purpose of having a tablet if you have a 2 in 1/touchscreen laptop.

Still on the fence about upgrading from 10 to 11. Want to try it out because it'll be that "shiny new toy", but might hold off until November to see if its worth it.

[mestevo]

Yeah, I'm looking forward to retiring Bluestacks where possible. We'll see how well it works once that feature is available.

[PVarck31]

So apparently my PC is not compatible with Windows 11.

I need a AMD Zen processor. Which I don't have. I have a 2600x.

[Master Live 013]

Unless I buy a new computer I don't see myself transitioning to Windows 11 anytime soon.

[mestevo]

Update with fixes and tweaks today on the Dev insider channel.

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[LambertandHam]

Quote: Originally Posted by Master Live 013

Unless I buy a new computer I don't see myself transitioning to Windows 11 anytime soon.

Unless it's forced I could only see upgrading atm if it improves gaming performance a good bit.

[CrReam]

Quote: Originally Posted by Majingir

New reports saying various things like Skype (replaced by Microsoft Teams), Internet Explorer, Paint 3D (but not regular paint), Cortana among other things won't be present for Windows 11. That's good I guess Although all these things they've announced for Windows 11, I'm not sure if there's really many pros or cons to upgrade. Just feels like a different looking OS.

I find it funny that they're doing away with Skype a few years after buying that platform. Everyone has moved to Discord if they wanted to talk to their friends.

[mestevo]

Because Teams is their enterprise solution and works more and more as a collaborative tools platform. The tech behind Skype is likely better repurposed/leveraged there.