Windows 11 is a free upgrade

I hope they are releasing more information these days, what interests me most is if the OS is going to allow us to customize and block what we do not like, a real block dude, and that we are allowed a classic version, with the windows buttons on the left at the bottom, as it has been all our lives ... Widgets? seriously?, because they insist on giving us that kind of thing, I really hope that all of that can be blocked. 

I start to miss and I wish saw Steve Ballmer go crazy on stage! a pity

46 minutes ago, Volcomuser said:

I hope they are releasing more information these days,

For now, they like closing their mouth on Windows 11. Especially when they silently amended the system requirements, now forcing people to meet the "hard floor" requirements.

1 hour ago, Volcomuser said:

I hope they are releasing more information these days, what interests me most is if the OS is going to allow us to customize and block what we do not like, a real block dude, and that we are allowed a classic version, with the windows buttons on the left at the bottom, as it has been all our lives ... Widgets? seriously?, because they insist on giving us that kind of thing, I really hope that all of that can be blocked. 

I start to miss and I wish saw Steve Ballmer go crazy on stage! a pity

But could you tell, where such data comes from, that it doesn't? So far, Microsoft has announced that it has not disappeared, but at first this version must be released, only after that can be decided, what is good and what isn't.
And after all, this version upgrade is not mandatory at least during next four years, but what goes after four years, nobody knows.

18 hours ago, zanderthunder said:

For now, they like closing their mouth on Windows 11. Especially when they silently amended the system requirements, now forcing people to meet the "hard floor" requirements.

oh damn, thats sound bad for me, I still have a mechanical HDD, in the area where I live an SSD is not so cheap, at least compared to the prices of the American Amazon... the good thing is this

18 hours ago, Kalju said:

this version upgrade is not mandatory at least during next four years

I hope that in a few years SSDs will have more affordable prices, and that they will lose the stigma that they can't re-record many times because they lose space... for now I hope that they continue to give the maintenance to those who stay with the Windows 10

On 6/27/2021 at 9:37 AM, Volcomuser said:

for now I hope that they continue to give the maintenance to those who stay with the Windows 10

they still, until October 2025.

Those with Enterprise LTSC versions, can enjoy even longer through extended support beyond the date, but only for those installing v1607 or v1809. The upcoming LTSC based on 21H2 update which might be released second half of this year, will also enjoy updates beyond October 2025, but unfortunately having 5-year support only as opposed to 10 year support (5 years mainstream support + 5 years extended support).