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I don't really see the selling point of upgrading to Windows 11 - what does it get me, a moderate power user who is moderately set in his ways
by InfiniteRand 5y ago
I don't really see the selling point of upgrading to Windows 11 - what does it get me, a moderate power user who is moderately set in his ways
- fart32 5y agoI consider myself moderate power user and I'm not going to upgrade until there's a native way of restoring the taskbar to what it used to be on the previous releases. And by that I mean left aligned tabs with text labels. It used to be that way for about 30 years and I can't stand the grouping icons (both the grouping and the icons).
- wiseleo 5y agoNothing. Windows has not fundamentally improved since Windows 7 for productivity. I use 10 but 7 was great. Well, Win 10’s virtual desktops are actually awesome. I see zero benefit in 11. It breaks my workflow without additional apps. I have my taskbar with countless windows on the right side of my screens. This is not supported under Win 11 without 3rd party tools. All of power user tools are ever further obfuscated.