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Windows 11 LTSC (22000.x) can be made via edition reconstruction But what's the point? LTSC's advantage over Enterprise is its extended service of update. Homebrew LTSC=No official update So there's no point in making 22000 LTSC
No such advantages vs Enterprise or Education. But there are real disadvantages here and there for IoTEnterprise / Enterprise LTSC / IoT Enterprise LTSC. Some policies might not be enabled because devs forgot / did not know these exist Same trouble with ProWS or ProEdu. Enterprise or Education on the other hand are always solid.
I didn't bother to compare the policies on latest releases, but whan I did (at the time of 2015/2016) there where relevant differences. For example Cortana which was disabled on LTSC and Edu, but enabled on Enterprise. So no Enterprise is not the same as LTSB/C, the differences can be not relevant for most people, but, if in doubt, I can't see any reason to stay on Enterprise, when I can turn it in LTSC in 10 seconds. In the very worst case you gain nothing, but you don't lose anything either.
Talking about the past, many software supporting management via group policies (even microsoft's own Intune) have been hit and miss for non-common editions: N stuff, Pro Education, Pro Workstation, Enterprise LTSB/C. It's been a while, stuff is more cemented now. As for soft "license-switch" in 10 seconds, everybody can learn to swap some certs, enter a product key, change an EditionID, and it works like the real deal - for the most part. But once you're at your business/workplace, availability and legality are stronger reasons to avoid it. Coincidentally it is in such environment, managing many non-ordinary consumer PCs, where you find issues with group policies. LTSC 2021? It has Edge FFS! And all the Store backend with just the app frontend missing. And telemetry and cloud s**t by default that you need to opt out, else you're even worse than out-of-the-box Education (he he). Microsoft wiped their arse with "Windows 10 LTSC release does not contain any of the components of Windows 10 that may change over the life of the release. These components include Microsoft Edge (as a modern browser, it is constantly evolving to support the current modern browser web standards) as well as components/applications regularly updated via the Microsoft Store, such as Camera, Cortana, OneNote, and other modern apps that continue to advance with innovative improvements". LTSB = good. LTSC 2019 = crap. LTSC 2021 = mixed bag, not worth any extra hassle before June 2024 when 21H2 Enterprise and Education support ends. Like, ok, it's slimmer. But it performs the same or even worse. I dislike new devices, software or features getting unsupported or not working properly or at all when you find the need for it. LTSB users know those pains. Even LTSC 2019 got left behind shortly after release. It's no secret I'm not much of a LTSC fan, and value Education above all 11 LTSC? a dumb thread, with 11 "just" released (not even an year old) and still unfinished in it's upcoming svc_refresh.
Obviously Win11 and LTS are an oxymoron, but some people don't install the latest crap just because likes the novelty at any cost, like a 12 year child. Some, me (and likely you) included, need to use it just to understand the new things, to support other people. Some others are (or will be soon) forced because the lack of driver, or because the OEM decided that a vital SW/Utility runs only on W11 Some others just don't care of the crappy UI (easy to fix) but needs the improvements under the hood that are always present, even when MS is silent about them. Think about how much WSL or Hyper-V did improve since their first release For those people using W11 server (as is or turned to LTSC) can be a worth way to get the best fro W11 era, avoiding as much as possible the new crap.
I agree. It's just that it does not exist and won't exist for a long time. A fake 11 LTSC is pointless (just like fake 10 LTSC were, microsoft surprised everybody with the 2021 LTSC ♥ Edge)
Free to keep your idiosyncrasy to LTSC, I explained above why what you call a fake LTSC has more than one point. Not going to repeat myself For me a clean iso (like 11 Server) + LTSC client policies IS practically the real thing, even the long support is there. Why I should use a bloated Enterprise or Education instead?
How would I go about integrating LTSC client policies to the server? Is it just a matter of replacing files for server in C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\ with those from an LTSC system?
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-channel-ni_release.85291/page-4#post-1733156 + https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-channel-ni_release.85291/page-4#post-1733159