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I mean, you'd have to want to activate a Windows 11 build in the first place. I'm doing just fine on Windows 10 and don't see any reason at all to "upgrade". Let's see if they can manage not to bake ads and tracking into whatever comes after 11 and I'll consider it then.
Not a problem right now but Windows 10 is reaching its end of support two years from now in Oct 2025.
When Windows 10 launched, wasn't it said that this would be the "last" version of Windows and it would just get continually updated?
Personally, that is when I intend to switch to Linux. Will give 2 years of more proton, and wine, updates for me.