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Posted by Logoffon
 - Today at 17:31:55
Quote from: Taske on Yesterday at 16:46:04Say it with me boys and girls, corporate greed. See this is just another reason to just go Linux, I switch 5 months ago with a dual boot option and I have yet to find a reason to even boot into windows.
But you're still going to pay for the "license" of something you won't use, wouldn't you?

(I'm aware that there exists are brands, mostly "indie", that lets you get a laptop without one for less or don't include it altogether in any of their models, but this should also be a thing everywhere on all brands like it used to.)
Posted by Taske
 - Yesterday at 16:46:04
Say it with me boys and girls, corporate greed. See this is just another reason to just go Linux, I switch 5 months ago with a dual boot option and I have yet to find a reason to even boot into windows.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 09:17:49
Microsoft has reportedly increased Windows licensing fees for PC manufacturers by 7–10% — a much larger hike than in previous years. The move could add further pressure to PC prices, which are already rising because of higher component costs.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/PCs-could-get-even-more-expensive-as-Microsoft-hikes-Windows-OEM-licensing-fees.1365508.0.html