So apparently, Microsoft's newest update to W11 a while ago broke a bunch of Steam games. It was so shit that they stopped pushing the update out 
@Ronnie21093 stuff like this has happened before and it will surely happen again. I don't know how people get these updates so fast, I'm usually like a year behind
@beardalaxy Some people are stupid enough to keep automatic updates on or for some reason decide to update manually shortly after release.
@Ronnie21093 @beardalaxy microsoft constantly releases broken updates, which means that every single windows computer ends up broken in some way via a broken update (there's an auto-rollback feature that undoes a failed update that gets triggered a LOT).
There is no way to disable automatic updates via a standard mechanism - you need to use a patching script that microsoft will undo every few months via their ultra-forced update backdoor.
You actually have to pay extra for the "LTSC" to get slightly less broken updates.
Yet more reasons you'd have to be an idiot use windows.
There is no way to disable automatic updates via a standard mechanism - you need to use a patching script that microsoft will undo every few months via their ultra-forced update backdoor.
You actually have to pay extra for the "LTSC" to get slightly less broken updates.
Yet more reasons you'd have to be an idiot use windows.
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@Suiseiseki @Ronnie21093 who tf actually pays for windows lmao
@beardalaxy @Suiseiseki Yarr harr 🏴☠️
@beardalaxy @Ronnie21093 Most people are forced to pay for windows.
If you ever buy a computer from a store that sells computers that come with windows, microsoft has a tax on all of them, whether they come with windows or not.
Any computer part you buy has a microsoft tax on it too.
Even if you were to get a copy of proprietary malware gratis, that doesn't make it not proprietary malware.
Regardless, the problem with windows is not that it has a price (although it has a huge price), the problem is that it is malware and spyware that does not respect the users freedom.
If you ever buy a computer from a store that sells computers that come with windows, microsoft has a tax on all of them, whether they come with windows or not.
Any computer part you buy has a microsoft tax on it too.
Even if you were to get a copy of proprietary malware gratis, that doesn't make it not proprietary malware.
Regardless, the problem with windows is not that it has a price (although it has a huge price), the problem is that it is malware and spyware that does not respect the users freedom.
