Serious Discussion Where is Windows 12? I also got the same question.

[Parkinsond]

That's still ok for a Quad with SSD.
At least 4GB or 8GB RAM and OS Debloat and all will be good.

I have RAM boosted from 4 to 8 GB, DDR3 of course.
For browsing, media playing, office suite, and even SPSS it is okay.
It even can run Bitdefender

 

[stonjean633]

I have RAM boosted from 4 to 8 GB, DDR3 of course.
For browsing, media playing, office suite, and even SPSS it is okay.
It even can run Bitdefender

Surely it can. But I heard it cannot run Comodo 2027. Hehe

 

[sartic]

ChatGPT:

Does the world really need Windows 12?

Honestly, probably not.

Windows 11 already does most of what people need from an operating system. For everyday users, there is little reason to replace a perfectly functional system just because a new version has a higher number.

What we actually need is a Windows that is stable, fast, predictable, and compatible with existing hardware and software. We don't need another major upgrade that brings new hardware requirements, more background services, more telemetry, more forced features, and more changes to the user interface.

Millions of PCs are still perfectly capable of running Windows 10, while many users have deliberately stayed away from Windows 11 because of its hardware requirements and unwanted changes. Businesses and developers also need long-term stability, not constant pressure to upgrade.

Microsoft should focus on making Windows better rather than simply making it newer.

If Windows 12 brings genuinely useful improvements, better performance, stronger security, and excellent backward compatibility, great. But if it is mainly another reason to buy new hardware and move users to a new ecosystem, then the world doesn't really need it.

We don't need Windows 12 just because Microsoft can make it.

We need a Windows that works — and keeps working.

Me:

Try Linux or Mac or BSD