4 ms·
> "It's faster!" - no, it isn't to any human perceptible degree MS uses it as the default on server systems because it is faster and IT departments are often f
by 6785yesfg 11y ago
> "It's faster!" - no, it isn't to any human perceptible degree
MS uses it as the default on server systems because it is faster and IT departments are often forced to make the best of aging hardware, and sometimes turning off the effects can, in combination with a lot of other little tweaks, contribute that little bit needed to make a system useful for another budget period.
- quux 11y agoI always thought that it was because servers tend to be used via remote desktop, and the classic UI compresses better and feels faster across a network connection