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Honestly, I don't get the hate of Windows 11. Sure, compatibility is a shitshow but if you can install it, it's better than W10. I updated a couple months back and was pleasantly surprised. Things I like:
Things that got worse:
Disclaimer: I only use my Windows computer for playing games. I do all of my regular day to day computing on my laptop with Fedora (KDE spin because ~~I'm not a godless heathen~~ I like it better). I'm also running the Education version, which is basically Enterprise so I have feature updates straight up turned off and only get security updates. It also doesn't have any ads but my ROG Ally has W11 Home and it doesn't have any ads either, so I don't even know what's real anymore.
It's already a custom or tradition to hate Windows regardless of the version.
I agree that Windows 11 has good and bad things.
In addition, the news is a bit sensationalist in my opinion because it talks about only a small crash that it had in November.
Yep. Honestly, Lemmy feels like a circlejerk sometimes.
There's a registry hack for the right click menu. I run it on every new computer that I set up at work, either at setup or when someone calls to complain about it.
By the time i was editing registry and doing all sorts of other power user shit... i realize i should just switch to linux lol
Yup! I made the switch a couple years ago personally, but it turns out that corporate device management for Linux is a huge PITA for mediocre functionality.
Oh, yeah, already did it. I was more so speaking to the experience a regular user would get out of the box.