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While Microsoft hasn't discussed Windows 11, we have certain expectations if a new OS version were to launch. Windows 10 was a significant step in removing the paywall behind future versions of Windows. In contrast, earlier releases demanded users to purchase a paid upgrade, or more commonly, buy a whole new PC with the latest version of Windows pre-installed. Windows 10 offered free upgrades for Windows 7 and Windows 8, incentivizing many users to adopt the newest version, with free updates for years ahead.

If Microsoft were to launch Windows 11, we'd expect the company to offer a similar upgrade program between versions, compatible with all of today's best laptops and PCs. With a new version of the OS assumedly sharing many fundamentals as its predecessor, a seamless upgrade for existing users seems likely, similar to previous larger feature updates for Windows 10. However, just like Windows 10, licenses would also be available for standalone purchase for new OEMs and new installations.

DonieBrasco wrote: ↑15/06/2021 15:17 Nece biti Windows 11, ostaje desetka samo ce ga kao do sada nadograđivati, krajem ove godine pocinje vizuelna preozba sto dugo najavljivano.

Nove ikone, boje, vizuelni kvalitet nije sad to da se nece moci prepoznati nego kozmeticki, uz naravno optimizaciju sistema, softverski, performanse.

DonieBrasco wrote: ↑15/06/2021 15:17 Nece biti Windows 11, ostaje desetka samo ce ga kao do sada nadograđivati, krajem ove godine pocinje vizuelna preozba sto dugo najavljivano.

Nove ikone, boje, vizuelni kvalitet nije sad to da se nece moci prepoznati nego kozmeticki, uz naravno optimizaciju sistema, softverski, performanse.

shiljak wrote: ↑15/06/2021 15:50 Microsoft to end Windows 10 support on October 14th, 2025

https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/14/2253 ... pport-date

Windows 10 support ending in October 2025 is old news

Despite reports and rumors to the contrary, Microsoft listing October 2025 as the end date for Windows 10 support isn't new information.

Back when Windows 10 was new, Microsoft confirmed that it would continue its traditional 10 years of support for Windows 10. A Microsoft page for Windows was updated back in 2015 to state that support for Windows 10 would end on October 14, 2025. Now, that same date is making rounds on the web due to some reports and speculation.

A doc from Microsoft reads, "Microsoft will continue to support at least one Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel until October 14, 2025." Some have said that this doc was recently updated, but that doesn't appear to be the case. According to the Wayback Machine, that phrasing has been on the website since at least September 2020.

In addition to appearing on the Wayback Machine's archived version of the page, our initial coverage outlined Microsoft's timeline back in 2015. Back then, it was stated that the end of mainstream support was October 13, 2020 and that security updates and bug fixes would continue until October 14, 2025.

Of course, we have gone past the initial listed cutoff date for mainstream support and Windows 10 is still being updated. Another Microsoft doc outlines the end of support dates for various versions of Windows 10, including when extended support runs out.

Some have speculated that the end of support date could be related to Windows 11, but the fact that the date has been known since 2015 makes that unlikely.

crnivrag wrote: ↑15/06/2021 22:56 Instalirao sam ovaj build i evo malo se igram, za sad nema puno razlike osim redizajniranog start menija, redizajniranih svih ikonica, redizajniranog prikaza aplikacija i foldera sa ćoškastim rubovima, te pomjeranja start menija na sredinu ili lijevo i uključivanja potpune providnosti taskbar-a.

Tu je još i cool animacija minimiziranja i maksimiziranja prozora, kao i pomicanje prozora po dijelovima ekrana na maximize ikonici.

Haris.ba wrote: ↑16/06/2021 08:07 Kako ce se snimati, instalirati windows 11? Hoce biti da mozes snimiti windows 11 bez windows 10 prvo?

MTV wrote: ↑16/06/2021 09:55 Nadam se free nadogradnji sa 10 pro na 11 pro