Microsoft edict to Intel and AMD

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ndujoe1
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Microsoft edict to Intel and AMD

#1 Post by ndujoe1 »

What say you all about Microsoft's latest machinations?

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3112663/ ... ws-10.html

Will Puppy be able to live in this new cpu world?

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#2 Post by Sailor Enceladus »

I'm ok with them dropping Windows 7 and 8 support. More Windows 10 users means more MS haters means more who will support Linux or Apple instead. That's my theory anyway. They can dig us their own grave without user intervention. R.I.P. MS

My dad already switched to a Macbook to avoid Windows 10. I switched to Linux.

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#3 Post by Trobin »

From other sites, I gather that MS will only support W10 on those chips. Not that other os's won't work.
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#4 Post by musher0 »

Trobin wrote:From other sites, I gather that MS will only support W10 on those chips. Not that other os's won't work.
Hi Trobin.

If I read the article correctly, nobody knows yet if any Linux would work
with those CPU chips.

And of course, there is no shortage of fall-back computers!

BFN.
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#5 Post by Trobin »

If one were to read only that one site one might think that. However, I believe that there is an upgrade to Linux 4.7 that will handle Kaby Lake chips...
http://techfrag.com/2016/07/25/linux-4- ... kaby-lake/

and AMD is making their Zen cip useable by Linux
http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/a ... -in-linux/
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#6 Post by musher0 »

Trobin wrote:If one were to read only that one site one might think that. However, I believe that there is an upgrade to Linux 4.7 that will handle Kaby Lake chips...
http://techfrag.com/2016/07/25/linux-4- ... kaby-lake/

and AMD is making their Zen cip useable by Linux
http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/a ... -in-linux/
Good to hear!

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