Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC

How do I go about legally obtaining the LTSC version of Windows? I just want to go back to the comfy days of having a system with no preinstalled bloat.

Yes, i know linux is better, but i hate using anything other than lightroom and Photoshop for photo editing.

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Install gentoo.

>with no preinstalled bloat
it impresses me how much retards can fall for this type of meme. they don't even understand how much shit runs in the background or on a scheduled. their definition of bloat is the number of tiles in the start menu. no wonder ms is able to milk the entire world, it's filled with dumb fucks

Surprisingly 1903 isn't bad. I'm able to remove everything I don't want.

If you really want it ALL gone, there are powershell snippets to do that.

Otherwise, you'll need a VL account of some kind. Technet used to be the best way. If you can get MSDN Platforms, that'll also work.

Or maybe school?

>how much shit runs in the background or on a scheduled
Yet I suspect you run SYSTEMD...

bitch I wrote my own OS

> Doubt

terry?

>systemd bloat XDDD it has lots lines of code!!!
ok retard


not defending systemd but calling it bloat is retarded

> legally

You need Windows 10 Pro, an Azure AD subscription, then you pay for a Windows 10 Enterprise subscription on top of it.

Or you can just install it and crack it drunk so you technically never accepted their license.

In all honesty while I'd recommend just not giving a shit and cracking it, they really do not make it easy for end users to get LTSC, cheaper and easier just to debloat the normal release and get a pfSense firewall to put in front of it to block updates and telemetry