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> most crucially essentially none of the designers use Windows. That explains a lot. Not having the designers dogfood their work is serious oversight As an MS
by rk06 5y ago
> most crucially essentially none of the designers use Windows.
That explains a lot. Not having the designers dogfood their work is serious oversight
As an MSFT employee, I have no choice but to use win 11. And suffer from taskbar annoyance and bugs
- niuzeta 5y agoIn a same boat. I must have filed hundreds of internal feedback & bug reports to see none of them addressed. Nowadays I remember to double click the right-click context menu, because right-click + V doesn't open a file on a gvim anymore...
- rk06 5y agoI had used some registry hacks to disable the new context menu. And now have installed explorer patch (mentioned in article and this thread) to fix other issues. You should give it a shot!
- userbinator 5y agoAs an MSFT employee, you also have a better chance of getting things fixed. If everyone there (except the designers) complains, maybe the management might listen?
- Arainach 5y agoYou'd think that, but as an internal employee "you're not our target demographic". Not that this is exclusive to Microsoft. Every large company I've worked for has had some variation of that phrase.
- 8note 5y agoSeems weird you'd be forced to use an OS not designed to be used for your usecase