Windows LTSC

Mike's Notes

A stable platform is required for Pipi to run on. The platform O/S needs to be stable and not require weekly updates. Ideally, the platform and major version of Pipi would be updated simultaneously, which would occur every 2-5 years.

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05/07/2025

Windows LTSC

By: Mike Peters

On a Sandy Beach: 05/07/2025

Mike is the inventor and architect of Pipi and the founder of Ajabbi.

I like using Windows. It's because I'm very visual and need a GUI.

I have no problem with Linux, but that would require others who can spell and are familiar with the command line.

Pipi can autonomously use the command line because every command is carefully loaded into a database, ready to use in a CFML template.

The biggest challenge with using Windows O/S in the isolated data centre is dealing with O/S updates. It turns out that Microsoft offers a version of Windows specifically designed for embedded applications, such as those found in hospitals and factories. Perhaps that would be a better option for creating initial platform stability. I need to do some experiments.

Later, as Ajabbi grows with more people involved, switching to a minimal version of Linux Debian could be easily done. Maybe as part of the next major version, Pipi 10.

LTSC

• It seems to be slimmed down.
• Doesn't have CoPilot, OneDrive, the Microsoft Store and Cortana.
• Can run Java
• Windows 10 LTSC is supported until 2033.

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