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That's totally fine in my opinion, Windows 11 actually overhauls most settings pane that it requires re-learning for advanced users (except for Group Policy and
by zinekeller 5y ago
That's totally fine in my opinion, Windows 11 actually overhauls most settings pane that it requires re-learning for advanced users (except for Group Policy and equivalent enterprise-level tools).
- Ekaros 5y agoI have to admit, old Windows network configuration for example was a mess. But once you kinda figured it out you could handle it. I don't think new one is much better... Still, I don't have much good to say about Linux either. I think on Ubuntu you can manage to get 3 different ways of network configuration all half-working and not working at same time not being visible to each other...
- zinekeller 5y agoYup, fought with NetworkManager (is it part of SystemD? Definitely Red Hat though) and resolvconf (not the resolv.conf file) on that one, and that's only on the terminal. Desktop networking, even on macOS, is a pain unless you somehow use terminal-based NetSh/BIND tools/SystemD/IPTools (or registry and the (GUI) management console/MSC on Windows).