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[298.44 --> 300.20] And it will be just security patches.
[300.70 --> 303.14] There's no details yet on pricing.
[303.28 --> 305.34] This news comes from the register.
[305.34 --> 308.70] By the way, that first topic was posted by The Benjamins.
[308.90 --> 310.74] Thank you very much to The Benjamins on the forum.
[310.88 --> 314.78] This one I don't think was posted by anyone in particular.
[315.34 --> 316.88] Oh, there's actually a Kit Guru article.
[317.12 --> 318.32] Let me jump over there real quick.
[325.90 --> 327.16] Someone's saying Luke is feeling better.
[327.34 --> 327.66] Nope.
[327.84 --> 328.52] Still sick.
[328.62 --> 329.88] Just putting it on for an hour.
[330.00 --> 330.42] We're good.
[331.18 --> 331.92] Here we go.
[332.24 --> 332.50] Microsoft.
[332.50 --> 335.22] Yeah, like I said, Microsoft adds another three years of security.
[335.44 --> 335.98] Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba.
[336.18 --> 338.96] This is going to be great for actually quite a few people.
[339.06 --> 344.32] Because if I remember correctly, Windows 7 is about 40% of current operating system installs right now.
[344.44 --> 348.40] I don't know if that's all operating systems on PCs.
[348.92 --> 350.02] That's obviously not for phones.
[350.12 --> 352.96] But I don't know if that's all operating systems for PCs.
[352.96 --> 355.54] Or if that's all operating systems that are Windows.
[355.54 --> 358.44] But it's about 40% of Windows installs.
[358.60 --> 360.24] Which is a lot.
[360.92 --> 363.90] I'm personally a Windows 8.1-er.
[364.22 --> 368.66] I like Windows 8.1 even though my percentage of people is very, very, very small.
[369.12 --> 371.26] I actually like that operating system.
[371.40 --> 373.62] Because I can play all the games on it.
[374.02 --> 375.14] Not most of them.
[375.38 --> 377.78] Which I guess Linux now has.
[377.82 --> 378.54] Which is quite cool.
[378.54 --> 381.48] And I can do the vast majority of my work on it.
[381.58 --> 382.42] Which is cool.
[384.26 --> 388.58] But yeah, it's going to be interesting to see how much it costs.
[388.72 --> 391.36] Because I don't know if this is going to be a...
[391.36 --> 393.58] Someone's like, WTF Windows 8.1.
[393.84 --> 396.04] Yeah, it's actually not that bad.
[396.12 --> 397.12] People are saying it's terabat.
[397.24 --> 398.54] I doubt you've used it.
[399.08 --> 401.24] I doubt you've used it for an extended period of time.
[401.24 --> 403.40] It has quite good compatibility.
[405.24 --> 407.52] And it doesn't have the...
[407.52 --> 408.80] Yeah, like it has quite good compatibility.
[408.80 --> 410.44] Which is better than Windows 7.
[410.70 --> 412.56] But then it's not Windows 10.
[412.88 --> 414.62] Which is quite nice.
[415.08 --> 416.86] You can all bicker about it.
[416.90 --> 419.34] While you haven't used it for extended periods of time.
[419.78 --> 420.54] That's fine.
[420.68 --> 422.86] Anyways, Microsoft will continue support of Windows 7.
[422.98 --> 424.34] Don't know if this is a consumer thing.
[424.48 --> 425.58] Or a commercial thing.
[425.64 --> 428.90] It might be vastly out of the price range of most consumers.
[428.90 --> 432.58] And it might just be more for airports and enterprise stuff.
[432.72 --> 438.68] Because we often find that those industries like to not upgrade their operating systems pretty much ever.
[439.26 --> 441.44] And will often pay for extended support.
[441.56 --> 443.46] So that might be the situation that we're having here.
[445.20 --> 447.24] Because we've had that situation before.
[447.62 --> 450.62] And they might just be prepping people beforehand that it will be possible.
[450.94 --> 455.92] Because I think it was always an after the point kind of situation before.
[455.92 --> 462.66] I bet you there will still be some groups, very major companies, that will have to go into another extended term after 2023.
[463.06 --> 465.92] But we'll have to see when that happens.
[466.62 --> 466.98] Wow.
[467.18 --> 468.68] We are 10 minutes in.
[468.78 --> 470.58] And I'm slamming through topics.
[470.82 --> 473.62] That's one of the problems when you only have one host.
[473.72 --> 475.46] There's no like back and forth conversation.
[475.60 --> 476.84] So things just go real quick.
[477.42 --> 479.34] I didn't really see...
[479.34 --> 480.48] Chara's more focused than me.
[480.76 --> 481.48] Can I do this then?
[481.66 --> 482.42] Does that make it better?
[482.66 --> 484.26] Are you going to stop crying now?
[484.36 --> 485.36] That might fix it.
[485.36 --> 486.40] Dennis, Dennis, Dennis.
[486.50 --> 487.72] Dennis is off in Banff.
[487.78 --> 489.82] I talked about this when I first launched the show.
[490.84 --> 494.02] But I think I saw earlier today he was on a bike ride.
[494.50 --> 496.02] I don't necessarily know what he's doing right now though.
[498.10 --> 502.14] I just want to see in the comments if anyone mentioned any of those esports games I was talking about.
[502.52 --> 503.70] I didn't really see any.
[504.04 --> 506.52] Everyone just got so fixated on me using Windows 8.1.
[507.20 --> 508.82] It's not the first time I've mentioned on the WAN show.
[510.54 --> 511.82] Windows Vista is greater than all.
[512.00 --> 512.90] Don't forget the sponsors.
[513.04 --> 514.98] Today we do have two sponsors.
[515.36 --> 519.18] But they're not your normal kind of sponsors.
[519.50 --> 520.72] They're affiliate sponsors.
[521.30 --> 522.78] And I don't have banners for them.
[523.06 --> 524.92] So I had nothing to put up in the intro.
[525.32 --> 528.30] And I will have nothing to put up when I talk about them later.
[529.76 --> 530.42] But yeah.
[531.14 --> 531.46] No, no, no.
[531.54 --> 533.50] It's Humble Bundle and PIA, I believe.
[533.84 --> 535.56] But we'll talk about them later.
[536.68 --> 537.08] Okay.
[537.08 --> 538.22] Next topic is...
[538.22 --> 540.62] And this one confuses me a little bit.
[540.74 --> 542.44] But let's talk about it.