Among some Windows 10 users, the LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) version of the system is popular. Previously, Microsoft called it LTSB (Long-Term Servicing Branch).
Fans admire this build and look at owners of the Home and Pro editions of Windows 10 with sympathy. After all, LTSC, according to their assurances, has no advertising, no Candy Crush Saga, it works quickly, does not spy on users, and its updates are rare and unobtrusive.
However, is she really that good? Here are some pros and cons of Windows 10 LTSC to help you make the right choice.
Pros of Windows 10 LTSC
No annoying built-in apps
The “Home” and “Professional” editions of Windows 10 are full of all sorts of unnecessary programs and advertising. These include Cortana, 3D Viewer, Camera, Alarms & Clocks, People, and other universal apps that would look good on tablets, but are almost useless on desktop computers.
Windows 10 LTSC lacks Universal Apps, Cortana, OneDrive, Microsoft Edge, Game Mode, and Windows Ink Workspace, so you won't have to spend much time cleaning up your system after installation. Only the necessary minimum functions.
Some main features of Windows 10
We continue our review of Windows 10 in Russian, presenting some of the main options that distinguish the presented assembly of the operating system.
- Cortana is a voice electronic assistant that will soon speak Russian;
- Microsoft Edge has replaced Internet Explorer as the default Internet browser;
- Revised multitasking feature in the user interface;
- There is anti-virus protection built into the operating system;
- Thanks to Continuum technology, the system displays correctly on any display;
Of course, there are many more innovations, but it would be difficult to imagine absolutely everything. The best way to learn about changes is through personal experience. And to do this, you need to upgrade to Windows 10. This opportunity is available to everyone whose personal computers or laptops meet certain system requirements.
