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The end of Windows 10 is approaching, so it's time to consider Linux and LibreOffice
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Consider running the LTSC version. It gets extended support.
I've been migrating some of my clients (I do on site support for SMBs) to LTSC 2019, which gets updates until 2029. An added benefit is that it gets a lot less updates, essentially security updates, and comes with a lot less crap preinstalled.
ESU also offers one year of support for non-enterprise users for $30.
If one were to run Win10 Enterprise LTSC IoT, "activated"... would it continue to automatically receive updates?