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Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows 10 after a decade on the market
(www.windowscentral.com)
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You can.
Question is "why"? Because these basic things you can do with Linux. And do it better, because Linux usually uses less resources.
And you get the needed security updates.
My main machines are on Linux (I'm on Nobara btw). This old computer store hundreds of old audio and video projects that would not work on Linux. So it's either win 10 or the infamous win 11.... I think I'll take my chance with win 10.