

The problem is $100 dollars is too much money here, ~5000 bucks. If I buy that I won’t be able to afford my bills. Switching back to Win10 if all else fails sounds way more affordable.


The problem is $100 dollars is too much money here, ~5000 bucks. If I buy that I won’t be able to afford my bills. Switching back to Win10 if all else fails sounds way more affordable.


You’re right, but dual booting screwed up my computer many times, so I’m trying to avoid it at all costs. I’d rather use the web version or work slowly on the VM than pray for not breaking things again. I’m planning to use an older version like 2017 since our instructor approved any version that works on Win10 or 11.


I asked them about VDI, and they asked me back what is it. Not surprising considering every semester course choosing becomes a nightmare.
I will use it for doing homeworks and exams, so speed isn’t my concern.


We are currently doing 2D stuff, so I don’t want to push my luck that much. I’ll try the Web. If that fails, off to VM mine I go.
I just checked it, and the cheapest option we have is around 40k, jfml. The reason for the expensiveness is the stores inflate the prices, and the taxes double the already ridiculous prices.
Good to know! I might even try to dualboot using their ISOs instead.