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    I love Linux, so when Windows 10 reaches end of life you might be surprised when I don’t tell you to run to it with open arms

    June 17, 2025

    As someone who has been using Linux for years and who actively appreciates it, I’m here to urge a little caution over switching when Windows 10 goes away.

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