You can now run windows 10 on raspberry pi 3b+

#4

Why you want to run Windows 10 when anything worth doing exists on Android and Linux?

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#5

Shame on you. :joy: because windows 10 is the “usual” so most people prefer that. Also it’s just cool.

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#6

No windows 10 sucks and keeps breaking people’s Bluetooth and wifi with every update

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#7

Where is the thumbs down feature in the community?

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#8

I have to use it for work stuff but yeah, I hate it so much I’m usually on a Chromebook or Android.

It just locks up and even a fresh build still does its odd BSOD.

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#9

Oh I agree it’s bad. I meant it’s cool you can run it on raspberry pi now. Also a lot of people like it because it’s the “usual”. Pls don’t downvote :disappointed_relieved::pray:

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#10

I had to use WIN, Mac-OS, Android and LINUX when working.

We had to get our self developed systems to work on all OS.
So there is no antipathy for WIN at all.
But some real “Linuxers” do have!
But in the end I like LINUX, all free and a great community
(Same as here :kissing_heart:)

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#11

Ugh, I’m stuck using Windows at work as well… I keep a Chromebook handy as well when Windows inevitably locks up and I need to wait for it reboot! :joy:

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#12

This is one instance I’m glad I was given a MacBook pro, as much as I hate Apple and wouldn’t buy one, this laptop just works and I can get what I need to do done.

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#13

Guess I’ll put my Pi’s back into use now

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#14

Where is the downvote in anker community!

#15

That’s the reason I’m all Mac at home! :wink:

#16

I wanted to get mac too but it getting too expensive… Will wait until I win a lottery :smile:

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#17

I installed and tested this, the performance for Windows 10 and RasPi is very very very slow, it moves frame by frame, need to trim down windows 10, but good for testing or hobby

#18

Your better off installing Windows 10 live on to a USB stick and running it off that as it would be much faster and portable

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#19

So putting aside that it beggars believe why someone would waste their time with a large OS on a small platform, personally I find it better to not go with the Pi itself, there are more powerful and smaller items out there which are binary compatible. My “Pi” is a NanoPo Neo.

https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=69&product_id=241

I use mine with a USB 1TB hard drive as my download server.

For interactive use, modern phones are so powerful a BT keyboard + a chromecast is pretty powerful. You own the phone anyway so just bigger interfaces makes it a decent PC. My phone has 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, the cpu benchmarks 6 times faster than the Pi 3.

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#20

Bought bunch of these Raspi devices for great deal during the black friday coupled with micro sd cards. These are great devices to play and test. Have the Pihole adblocker, XMBC media server and Home VPN setup on these :slight_smile:

Windows 10 is definitely an overkill, and definitely not an everyday use case, but its worth testing new possibilities, considering Windows now works on ARM chipsets.

#21

Thanks for sharing on NanoPi, will plan on getting these if I need more :slight_smile:

#22

Of course I could afford a MAC but why should I go for one,
if ALL things I have to do can be done with my 10 year old Lenovo under Linux-Mint.

But what I never liked : There are “confirmed” users of a certain OS who are really demonizing other OS.

Each one should use the OS he likes and he gets used to it.
A skilled user can use them all if he wants to. :grin:

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#23

That’s what I have been doing, but using Win 7 OS on Lenovo. Now it is at a point to upgrade the hardware, such as add SSD and increase RAM etc., as it seems giving up on me.

But always wanted to get hands on a mac though. Well, One day !! :smile: