Thread 106333859

Open Source software are finally evicting baby ducks from their projects

>Libre Office 25.8 drops Windows 7, 8 support and 32-bit support.
>Firefox drops support on September 16.

There is no excuse to use Windows 7 in 2025 except for extreme duckcessive canardive disorder. You have multiple Linux distros with Proton and Wine, plus Windows 11 with OTVDM and DOSBOX for your legacy Windows apps.

I hope Archive.org deletes Windows 7 isos and that physical Windows 7 DVDs bitrot. Statcounter reveals that most "Windows 7" market share is bots with outdated user agents instead of real users. There are more Arch Linux users than Windows 7 users on Steam now and you can't install Steam on Windows 7 unless you download a hacked client which will risk you getting VAC'd.

Celebrate by having a roast duck from your local takeaway.

>>106333859 (OP)
>they finally put -march=haswell in the cmake rules

>>106333859 (OP)
I loved Windows XP.

>>106334254
Using Linux for years now.

>>106333859 (OP)
You do realize that most government systems still run on XP or older, right? Even major multinational corporations run some software on DOS still.

>>106334368
On isolated computers only.
Even airgapped networks has been migrated to Win10 years ago.

>>106334418
>On isolated computers only
That doesn't matter, since OP's post was about there being no excuse to use Windows 7 still. He's wrong.

>>106333859 (OP)
>libre office, firefox, steam
Oh no! Things I'd don't use or give a shit about.

>>>106333859 (OP)(OP)
>>libre office, firefox, steam
>Oh no! Things I'd don't use or give a shit about.