Does US Government have a special edition of WIndows 10 and 11?

[Mr. Man-wai Chang]

Does US Government have a special edition of Micro$oft Windows 10 and 11?

I am just curious.

In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

[JJ]

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
Does US Government have a special edition of Micro$oft Windows 10 and 11?
I am just curious.

I think they're using Mac. They're too dumb to use Windows.

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

There's no International edition. No separate special use case version. Only
Europe and language-specific versions. Which is for different languages.
i.e. different language, different character set. Remember Code Page?

[Mac User]

Post by JJ
I think they're using Mac. They're too dumb to use Windows.

OK you are not dumb so tell us is this a good value?

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[Carlos E.R.]

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
Does US Government have a special edition of Micro$oft Windows 10 and 11?
I am just curious.
In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

Netscape, for instance. It was about encryption strength. I remember we
had to get a permission to use more bits in encryption, which banks
required.

[Chris]

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
Does US Government have a special edition of Micro$oft Windows 10 and 11?
I am just curious.
In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

I suspect they have to use the Enterprise edition with all security
settings set correctly depending on the dept.

[Mr. Man-wai Chang]

Post by Chris

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

I suspect they have to use the Enterprise edition with all security
settings set correctly depending on the dept.

And removal of unsafe or unsecured or unmanageable services? :)

[Chris]

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang

Post by Chris

Post by Mr. Man-wai Chang
In the old MS DOS days, some software including games did indeed have US
Edition and International Edition. :)

I suspect they have to use the Enterprise edition with all security
settings set correctly depending on the dept.

And removal of unsafe or unsecured or unmanageable services? :)

Maybe?