XP support was dropped in 2014, Vista support was dropped last year (and this is the dopping of extended support)
Windows 7 will see the end of extended support in 2020, and has already seen the end of mainstream support.
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We have an expression in Portuguese for Windows Vista:
Tudo o que nasce torto, tarde ou nunca se endireita.
Loosely translated, “Everything that is born crooked, late or never straightens”. Goodbye Vista, you shall not be missed.
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Lol same
the only computers I’ve seen recently which even use Vista are old school computers, so I just assumed support for it was long gone
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When will the IPhone 4S stop being supported? 
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Yes, it’s still being supported.
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When its chipset isn’t ~20% of our iOS user-base.
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dear god
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If you stop supporting it, it won’t be!
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I meant for the foreseeable future.
thats because Vista didn’t work in the first place
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The real reason they removed Vista support was because its software was too outdated to run FBIAgent.exe
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It’s only 10%. All hail 4S.
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That was a beautiful answer and you are a beautiful person.
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Hats off to anyone still developing on vista.
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I mean, if you think about it, Windows Vista is very similar to 7, it’s just that windows 7 looks prettier.
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And then they made 8.1
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Yes, it’s completely the same.
It’s just that you had to get a new Aero-compatible graphics card, and most devices didn’t have compatible drivers, only for you to find out you didn’t need them because Windows 7 didn’t have Aero nor needed completely re-written drivers.
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Why was there even support for Vista in the first place?
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You’re incorrect about Windows 7 not having Aero. 
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If this is anything to go by, then windows vista is used less often than windows xp so there is that…