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When I heard Windows was transitioning to rolling release, I was a little bummed about the "every other version is bad" advice becoming moot. Luckily, Win11 is
by jszymborski 5y ago
When I heard Windows was transitioning to rolling release, I was a little bummed about the "every other version is bad" advice becoming moot.
Luckily, Win11 is here. Maybe it's time to make a T-shirt?
- BizarroLand 5y agoXP was the best. Vista was good but wasn't optimized for the average hardware of the time. 7 was pretty darn good all around. 8 was bad. 8.1 was better than 8 but still worse than 7. 10 was better than 8.1 and almost as good as 7 until they started tightening the thumb screws on all of the telemetry and forced redirects to edge and bing, then they started blasting you with ads and foisting new services on you left and right and taking control of your taskbar layout against your will, nagging you to stay with the setup that serves their desires and not your desires. Now 11 makes it twice as difficult to get your personal baseline setup, actively fights against user alterations, and disables crowd-sourced workarounds. I'm guessing that Windows 12 will come with a drone that will taze you every time you open firefox and Windows 13 will require you to stare lovingly into the eyes of a bust of Bill Gates to activate the login prompt.