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Windows LTSC Setup Guide

First & foremost, I'd like to give credit to my friend for introducing me to the world of Windows LTSC <3

Choose your LTSC version

Note

• I recommend reading this so you know what your putting yourself into.
• Take a look at the minimum system requirements for Windows 10 LTSC & Windows 11 LTSC respectively.

When it comes to choosing what LTSC version you want to install, you can choose between Windows 10 LTSC 2021 (which runs better on older hardware) or Windows 11 LTSC 2024.

Install Windows LTSC

Once you choose the LTSC version you like, you can either download the ISO from Massgrave or [OS.click](http

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Fedora Setup Guide

This guide will show you how to setup Fedora after installing it.

Make sure to have an internet connection while following that guide.

Contents:

• Fedora Quick Setup: Minimum steps to get Fedora set up correctly after install.

• Fedora Extra Setup: Extra setup you might need to do depending on your use case (e.g. gaming, graphics drivers, etc.)

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nVidia Driver Installation Guide

Things to know:

• This guide applies for the latest stable release of your distribution.
• Consult this section to find out the correct architecture for your nVidia GPU.
• The CUDA package is optional unless you want CUDA, NVDEC & NVENC support. It's typically used for AI/ML, video editing, 3D rendering, cryptography, etc.
• nVidia recommends using the open kernel modules (OKM) for Turing & later GPUs.
• Blackwell & later GPUs only support the open kernel modules driver.
• For Fermi & Kepler GPUs:
• The Nouveau drivers are generally recommended, as nVidia no longer supports these GPUs with the proprietary drivers. Keep in mind that Nouveau has significantly lower 3D performance & lacks some features compared to the proprietary driver