On 09/04/2018 11:20 AM, josefh.maier via qubes-users wrote:
> Hello forum.
> Actual Intel CPU's do not anymore support Windows 7 and Qubes 4 does
> require modern hardware...
Thats a myth created by microsoft to force people to buy windows 10 no
matter if they want it or not.
It is an artificial limitation - all they did was stop driver
development for the various peripherals (nic, usb, etc) and add a
windows update blocker which can be removed.
> Question:
> Are Windows 7 based AppVMs supported on "Windows10-only" hardware?
> Thank's for your feedback!
Yeah of course its not like new cpus lack old instruction sets or what not.
Although I would recommend you instead purchase a system without ME/PSP
such as the owner controlled libre firmware KGPE-D16/KCMA-D8. New x86 is
dead for freedom/security - let us hope that qubes is soon ported to
OpenPOWER so we can run on a libre firmware TALOS 2 (OpenPOWER is
currently the only owner controlled cpu arch)
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