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06-24-2021, 06:46 PM
My 2 cents on Windows 11:
Kinda funny to see M$ ripping off FalconX/TaskbarX and MacOS with the centred taskbar thing. They never did it before. Why now?
Mac OS wallpapers in Windows 11. I don't like it; they smell like that "corporate art style" that's everywhere (Edgium settings, Google account settings, etc.)
Most funny is the Start Menu. I haven't used it, but it looks a lot like it's reverted to Win7-type navigation, despite appearance differences - e.g. limited number of pinned programs, a button to switch to All Programs list, big Shutdown button. I love Win7 (best OS), but Win10 did improve the Start Menu (infinite pinned programs, All Programs list always visible, only downgrade was the shutdown button not accessible via keyboard).
The round corners look like a cursed version of Win7.
I won't be updating to it. Might even "downgrade" to Win7, if too much support is dropped from my current Win10 v1709.
Kinda funny to see M$ ripping off FalconX/TaskbarX and MacOS with the centred taskbar thing. They never did it before. Why now?
Mac OS wallpapers in Windows 11. I don't like it; they smell like that "corporate art style" that's everywhere (Edgium settings, Google account settings, etc.)
Most funny is the Start Menu. I haven't used it, but it looks a lot like it's reverted to Win7-type navigation, despite appearance differences - e.g. limited number of pinned programs, a button to switch to All Programs list, big Shutdown button. I love Win7 (best OS), but Win10 did improve the Start Menu (infinite pinned programs, All Programs list always visible, only downgrade was the shutdown button not accessible via keyboard).
The round corners look like a cursed version of Win7.
I won't be updating to it. Might even "downgrade" to Win7, if too much support is dropped from my current Win10 v1709.
