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My plan 1st I buy a new SSD and install Mint there. So I have dual boot for a while. Moving stuffs there, learning the new environment, finding alternative programs to replace those Im using in Win7, but not working on Linux. When everything is ready and set I will RIP my beloved Win7.
If you really think you can go in to Linux with rose tinted glasses like that and it will be a happy fun experience for you then you'll be sad. If you even manage to last a few months you will eventually get frustrated with it and go back to Windows.
This is incorrect. Signal is now working again on Windows 7 thanks to VxKex and the software support list is growing.
Many thanks to vxiiduu and anyone else who has helped with this project.
This is very much incorrect, you do not have to provide any disclaimers.
UpdatePack7 installs all the relevant Microsoft security updates & fixes for all editions of Windows 7 SP1 (it will also install SP1 if you place the file in the same directory) and Windows Server 2008 R2. It can also integrate all the updates into a distribution so that a fresh install requires no updates. That is really fantastic.
I feel it is very important that Windows 7 users know how to keep their systems up to date and secure and UpdatePack7 is an incredibly easy way to do this.
It is much faster than using Windows Update and requires much less bandwidth to download.
The effort and diligence put into this project is quite astounding and is what makes using Win7 as my main, daily OS very much possible. This is also one of the reasons why running Win8.1 is impractical as there is no such support for it as of yet but maybe that will come.
I have been using UpdatePack7 for over three years and on several PCs. My experience with it has been consistently excellent.
Agree it's a nice tool and it will surelly improve with time ,
Just be carefull about which w7+ functions are bypassed by checking it log with the tools VxlView.exe because sometimes it could be not wise to use it even if it make tools working ( eg ; browsers ) imo
Thanks for the info, just started playing with it today. Great stuff.
fun and nice tools i am using it with qbittorent , i wanted to check what was the purpose of i2p and finally i should have read their web site to learn more about it because , well , it's not what i thought and so i am a bit disapointed ...
Anyway , checking the supported tools list make me discovered some nices one from the list and some old one i've just left unupdated a long time ago like cygwin or python, rufus , etc
https://i.postimg.cc/44r92qjq/45-Capture.jpg
The only really bad point i have against this tool, is that tools vxkex'ed can't be executed trought a sandbox but i hope soon it will be possible...
talking about what will happen while using some older steam release here is an real sample xd
steam client
https://i.postimg.cc/PrhQMKNm/bCapture.jpg
js source from cdn under ff
https://i.postimg.cc/s2tpG4tG/aCapture.jpg
This error is not comming from firefox but the steam client itself , i just get the js directly from the cdn with ff to see where was the error more easily
Trying to understand a problem a guy have with steamwebhelper and found that and it's a good sample about what i've talked before about function that do not exit on old client , and the data exchanged between the backend and the client .
A disclaimer is absolutely necessary. Every time that you mention that program you must also inform people that it is a non-microsoft program and as such potentially dangerous and people use it at their own risk. If you do not provide this simple disclaimer along with mentioning that program then you are intentionally spreading false technical information with malicious intent, intending to harm people's computers on purpose. Which by the way: That IS a program, NOT an update. That is a random application created by a random person on the internet. They are no more trustworthy than some random stranger you meet on the street walking around. They're a nobody that just made up something that "pretends to be an update" for Windows 7. It's not updates. No one has any idea what is in their program because they do not publish the source code for it at all.
The idea of "Just trust me bro it's fine!" does not work when you are talking about a program that modifies the core system files of our computer systems. It's too potentially dangerous to be used or even suggested that people use it.