I used the rufus work-around to install it, and I'm nervous that it'll die after an update for that reason. Aside from that, and a couple of UI annoyances (the

I used the rufus work-around to install it, and I'm nervous that it'll die after an update for that reason. Aside from that, and a couple of UI annoyances (the placement of the start button and the re-arrangement of the start menu) I'm happy enough with Windows 11 that it will be a bummer for me if I have to go back. For me it's little things like the way the context menu is cleaned up -but the old one is still available, and the file manager is similarly cleaned up. I also like that WSL is better than it was on Windows 10 (running gui apps are now an option without grafting a separate and half-assed X implementation ). So yeah, I'd say "trainwreck" is a hyperbole -especially for anyone who had to use Windows 8!