2 things
i will not upgrade
when the date comes what should i expect with my pc? will it act the same as it would?
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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Lack of security updates would make your pc very susceptible to malware, but iirc there's regular fanmade updates or something for windows 7 that will probably also be a thing for 10 soon
Still, dualboot Linux in the meantime and see how you like it. I switched back when they released windows 11 and I figured they'd keep trying to force me to "upgrade"