FN-GM Posted January 7 Posted January 7 Should we move the following End of Life operating systems to the "Windows OS - Legacy Versions" sub folder with the others? Windows 7 Windows 10 Windows Server 2012 Cheers
3s-gtech Posted January 7 Posted January 7 Due to ESU and LTSB/C, I'd leave Windows 10 alone for now. 1
FN-GM Posted January 8 Author Posted January 8 22 hours ago, 3s-gtech said: Due to ESU and LTSB/C, I'd leave Windows 10 alone for now. Fair call!
Dos_Box Posted January 8 Posted January 8 They will be eventually, but generally only once people stop using them. The Server 2012 forum is winding down now, so will be on the cards, and Windows 7 has had only one post in the past year (yesterday by @NorthernNoel), so it looks like we'll be putting the old girl to rest soon too. 1
2ilent8cho Posted January 8 Posted January 8 I think there are too many sub-forums , especially since iSpy went during site upgrade, it's painful. Just need Windows, macOS, iPadOS/iOS, Linux, Android/Chrome, not 1 for every version of Windows. 1
NorthernNoel Posted January 8 Posted January 8 24 minutes ago, Dos_Box said: They will be eventually, but generally only once people stop using them. The Server 2012 forum is winding down now, so will be on the cards, and Windows 7 has had only one post in the past year (yesterday by @NorthernNoel), so it looks like we'll be putting the old girl to rest soon too. and I was only commenting on someone that mentioned something I remembered years ago. Time for them to go I think. 1
Dos_Box Posted January 8 Posted January 8 It is a kinda legacy thing, especially from our early days when Win 98, Win 2000, Win XP+ were all in use at the same time, and as the lifespan of these was so long, it meant if a forum is still in use then we do tend not to archive it. With the Windows 10 debacle now (relatively) sorted out, it does mean we can do a bit of housekeeping in the near future. I believe that @ZeroHour has been looking at an iSpy replacement. We'll keep you posted. 1
dmj Posted January 8 Posted January 8 Given we're approaching the 20th anniversary of MS Learning Network Manager, that should probably go there too. Appreciate it's now been given a new meaning, perhaps a rename is in order?
MatthewL Posted January 8 Posted January 8 Just needs to be Windows - desktop version, server version, Mac/Apple, Linux, Android for example doesn't need specific version, can tag the title when posting if its regarding something.
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