This seems like a lazy effort to either get a bit of cash or convert users to Linux, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Microsoft takes action. Obviously, it’s unlikely anybody who knows anything about Windows would fall for this.
Promises that “for gamers it has a much higher definition and smoother” are also dubious. Linux distros can, of course, get viruses, and are incompatible with the vast majority of games without imperfect emulation. Windows 12 Lite’s 90s style webpage informs users that there is no need to buy anti-virus with Linux and that the 80,000 free programs available through software manager are “almost all superior than Windows equivalents” and that it’s “ideal for gamers”. Needless to say, it’s not officially sponsored by Microsoft and you’ll have to pay for a physical DVD to use it.
It’s a clone of Linux Lite, which is already free, with some desktop wallpapers thrown in. Despite its promises of “Nvidea drivers”, Steam support, and no ads, Windows 12 Lite is basically a scam.
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