Centralscrutinizer
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That brings back memories.
That brings back memories.
Really? Try running "Big Sur" on a 2012 Mac.This is the reason I buy Macs!
Dooderoni is Satya Nadella and I claim my £5 and a scotch egg.Get it upgraded you pussies :)
I'm running it on an unsupported laptop and it's just as stable as Windows 10.
Does your snipping tool work thoughGet it upgraded you pussies :)
I'm running it on an unsupported laptop and it's just as stable as Windows 10.
On further investigation no support for CPU and only has TPM V1.2Despite having a laptop with 4 Physical (8 Logical) Core XEON processor 32Gb Ram, 1TB SSD
Windows 11 checker tells me it won't run on it.
Like a charm.Does your snipping tool work though![]()
I can recommend VOID Linux. I've been using it for a couple of years now. I do have a Windows 10 partition just in case I need to run something that only works in Windows, but usually I only boot into it to get the security patches.On further investigation no support for CPU and only has TPM V1.2
I guess it's time to don my Linux hat and go back - I'd moved off Windows for a good while but gradually (as I needed some Apps etc) was drawn back in. Think it's time to have a look at the Likes of Elementary OS and others again...
Mine didn't until I put my date back to October and then ran the snipping tool. Still working after returning my date to normal and has survived a reboot.Does your snipping tool work though![]()
Interesting. I read about the work around of turning the calendar back but didn't think it would work once reset.Mine didn't until I put my date back to October and then ran the snipping tool. Still working after returning my date to normal and has survived a reboot.
Don't forget COBOL - they all made me a living over the years. I was still doing Linux (UNIX) systems admin when I retired.What’s wrong with Fortran and Unix?
There are still some unix based control systems out there (top end only, obviously)Don't forget COBOL - they all made me a living over the years. I was still doing Linux (UNIX) systems admin when I retired.
AIX is still going strong. We had a dedicated AIX group at my place.There are still some unix based control systems out there (top end only, obviously)