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Okay*hahaha* :) Perhaps one must be born with the right/wrong genes to manage night work in the long run.
Windows 7 is EOL is near, what will you do?
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New #62
Don't be a geek Marie, they are boring. You'll get old.
Have a nice day,
Botard
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Posts : 286 Linux:Debian, Kali.. 2xWin8.1,2x,1x7Pro, Retro:1x2003server.1xXPpro, 1xW2k,1x98SE,1x95,1x3.11New #63
*hahaha* I don't think is a big risk for me to become a true geek.
Cars is my biggest interest, almost all my money goes to them. I'm born and raised in a family that has car interests. So computers are something I have as a hobby.. cars doesn't give me a mental challenge anymore.
Thanks, and I wish you a nice day back.:)
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New #64
Manjaro + Microsoft Office Online
One of the reasons people cite for not using Linux Distros is that MS Office isn't available.
Since MS now has an online version of MS Office, that complaint isn't really true anymore.
The Manjaro developers have now gone one step further.
Dedoimedo - Manjaro + Microsoft Office Online - Yup, come over
This combination may make it easier for people to avoid W10, if/when they decided to stop using W7.
Note:
You need a MS online account.
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New #65
Ridiculous! This is a Windows forum, to help people with problems on their Windows based PC's, and Not a Linux, Unix or MAC forum. So can we (all) please confine our remarks to making the Windows operating system work as best as possible, for all those who come here specifically for answers to Windows problems.
The topic here is what to do when Windows 7 reaches it's EOL. For 99.99% of Windows 7 users, it is not required for them to do anything. I certainly Won't!
Just like Windows XP went right on working long after its own EOL, Windows 7 will do no less.
It wasn't that long ago, that the US Veteran's Administration, upgraded thousands of computer terminals (PC's) from Windows XP to Windows 7. I fully expect that they will still be using Windows 7 long past its EOL. I know I will!
Thank You,
TechnoMage
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Like it or not, moving on to an OS other than Windows after Win 7 reaches EOL is a viable option and discussion of that option is appropriate for this thread.Ridiculous! This is a Windows forum, to help people with problems on their Windows based PC's, and Not a Linux, Unix or MAC forum. So can we (all) please confine our remarks to making the Windows operating system work as best as possible, for all those who come here specifically for answers to Windows problems.
The topic here is what to do when Windows 7 reaches it's EOL. For 99.99% of Windows 7 users, it is not required for them to do anything. I certainly Won't!
Just like Windows XP went right on working long after its own EOL, Windows 7 will do no less.
It wasn't that long ago, that the US Veteran's Administration, upgraded thousands of computer terminals (PC's) from Windows XP to Windows 7. I fully expect that they will still be using Windows 7 long past its EOL. I know I will!
Thank You,
TechnoMage
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New #67
Hm, what will I do when Windows 7 will no longer receive security updates... well, considering I haven't installed any since it came out - just carry on as usual c:
Yes, I do realize how stupid what I'm doing is. I like having the choice. I haven't had many problems over the years, thankfully. Not as many as Windows 10 has given me with its updates, since I started using that. To each their own.
Someone mentioned having lost faith in Windows. I've lost faith in the whole of Microsoft. Gave up on Skype about a year ago. I've only recently started playing around with Linux, and I've been loving it, but still find it extremely confusing.. I saw someone post a link to a website with tutorials, very nice.
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New #69
Of course, sorry - it was mentioned here: Windows 7 is EOL is near, what will you do? - Page 5 - Windows 7 Help Forums
From the quick look I've had at the website, it seems that it's for beginners ^ ^ perfect for me, maybe not so perfect for people who know how to use the terminal, know the commands, piping and scripting.
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That's impressive! I did do a job working nights once - I only lasted a year! 
Just couldn't get my body adjusted to it, and missed my nightlife, so went back to a day job.
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How on earth did I miss that (old age sucks)? Thanks for waking me up. 