About to install this what am I in for?
About to install this what am I in for?
Jayden Wright
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Easton Reed
More crashes than you had on 10
Juan Gonzalez
its the same as windows 10 with less productivity features. that's it.
t. been using insider preview versions for the past 2 months
Jordan Fisher
BaSeD
Sebastian Sullivan
>what am I in for?
gay sex with men
Henry Barnes
what productivity features does it lack?
Jace Wilson
I kind of exaggerated but here are a few:
>until recently you could not pin items to the task bar
>music overlay has literally been removed
>start menu actually displays LESS information up front than windows 10
>the context menu has been cluttered with a new "modern" version and stuffs all of the old stuff behind ANOTHER context menu that requires another click
I like the aesthetic though, and I've got an Alder Lake CPU so the new task scheduler is nice.
William Reed
>pin
i meant drag and drop stuff into the task bar
Landon Flores
>ANOTHER context menu that requires another click
This and back when I tried the win11 the right bottom corner button that let you collapse all windows for a clean desktop was not in the exact corner of the screen. Don't know how to explain, but you couldn't just "throw" cursor in the bottom right corner without looking and go to desktop. You had to focus and find the button which was fucking annoying.
Dont know if it's still the case, but I have no interest in trying seeing how mirosoft doesn't give a fuck.
Hudson Stewart
it's still like that
Nathaniel Thompson
Sad. I'll probably be like those people that still ran win7 when 10 came out.
Caleb Kelly
>music overlay
that was a thing? what does it look like?
Caleb Lewis
Is Windows 11 LTSC any less bloated like the Windows 10 LTSC?
Might look into it if it's anything like it
Carter Reed
a shit desktop os that doesn't use the linux kernel this time
Carson Ross
Considering Microsoft is switching to new versions every few years, likely the next LTSC is "Windows 12"
Landon Green
For me, my touchpad was glitchy for a while and I disliked the start menu being in the middle, so I moved it to the left. Now it just feels like Windows 10 but with slightly different animations and colors.
Jack Bennett
Probably won't be coming until support for the consumer version of w10 is over
>xda-developers.com
Easton Martin
>shift + f10
this had to have been intentionally bad design
Dylan Hill
The entire thing feels like a rushed reskinning of w10
When you click to show more options it literally brings the w10 context menu
Aiden Mitchell
I used to enjoy Windows 10 but 11 is actually terrible. The UI somehow more janky and unstable than godforsaken KDE.
Jayden Ramirez
worked with anything that played music. even browser tabs.