Anyone switch to Windows 11 yet?

[caryc]

Try doing that with a 57 T-bird.....

You give me a 57 T-Bird and I'll try it.

Perhaps you'd like to give us some kind of explanation of what is so terrible about the 57 T-Bird. You kind of just left us hanging there.

 

[JohnL]

On W11 here for some time now. Works fine. No problem my pals in India cannot solve in a few hours. .

 

[larry8]

I put Win 11 on the 2 computers that I own when it first came out and was free. No problems so far.

 

[Laserbait]

Where did you get the ISO? Might be fun to play with.

I grabbed it from here: https://winworldpc.com/product/os-2-warp-4/os-2-warp-40 They have a multitude of versions.

 

[TheTexasRAT]

Try doing that with a 57 T-bird.....

Back in the day we used a SUN machine, that would fill a pickup bed, to diagnose the older vehicles.

These new diagnostic tools are less than 1 percent the size of a SUN machine.
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/1WcAAOSwwUhk9iA1/s-l1200.webp

 

[TheTexasRAT]

You give me a 57 T-Bird and I'll try it.

Perhaps you'd like to give us some kind of explanation of what is so terrible about the 57 T-Bird. You kind of just left us hanging there.

Nothing at all is wrong with a 57 T-Bird. Just that the older cars do not have the necessary port to plug the new diagnostic tools into. Nor did they have any type of an onboard computer system. These two things missing from the older cars is a blessing.

 

[Rclark]

I've been Windoze free for years. My preferred OS is Linux. KUbuntu Linux LTS to be exact for laptops, desktops, and my servers. My SBCs mostly run PI OS (Raspberry PI' s OS). Does everything that I need doing and more. Got my dad (in in 80s now) on Linux as well, which stopped 99% of the maintenance that I was doing with his Windows laptops and computers... So no, haven't switched and no plans to.

FYI, I started with CP/M and DOS back in the early 80s, and yes all the Windows versions (last I bought was Windows 7), Warp, Coherent, and probably I few others in the time period.

 

[Richbaker]

You give me a 57 T-Bird and I'll try it.

Perhaps you'd like to give us some kind of explanation of what is so terrible about the 57 T-Bird. You kind of just left us hanging there.

Nothing to plug it in to.... I have a 57. They're great!

 

[caryc]

Nothing at all is wrong with a 57 T-Bird. Just that the older cars do not have the necessary port to plug the new diagnostic tools into. Nor did they have any type of an onboard computer system. These two things missing from the older cars is a blessing.

The Model A didn't have that stuff either. Oh well.....

 

[TheTexasRAT]

The Model A didn't have that stuff either. Oh well.....

Odd that you would class a Model T in with a Thunder Bird.

But yes neither had a port for computer diagnostics, much less a computer to diagnose.

 

[caryc]

Odd that you would class a Model T in with a Thunder Bird.

But yes neither had a port for computer diagnostics, much less a computer to diagnose.

I'm talking about automobiles. The T-Bird and model T are both automobiles. Nothing odd about that. The only odd thing is your remark about a 57 T-Bird when there were hundreds of thousands of other automobiles without computer systems in them, you made it specific about only one.

 

[TheTexasRAT]

The only odd thing is your remark about a 57 T-Bird when there were hundreds of thousands of other automobiles without computer systems in them, you made it specific about only one.

No I didn't make it specific. I only answered a specific question that you yourself asked about the 1957 Thunderbird.

Perhaps you'd like to give us some kind of explanation of what is so terrible about the 57 T-Bird. You kind of just left us hanging there.