Ehhh.. there are 3rd party tools free and commercial that fix the taskbar so it can go back to the sides if you want. Windows 11 really isn't that bad at all -

Ehhh.. there are 3rd party tools free and commercial that fix the taskbar so it can go back to the sides if you want. Windows 11 really isn't that bad at all - although I'd rather they have simply fixed Dark Mode in Windows 10 than to go through this exercise and yet still somehow miss important bits all through out the OS in terms of Dark Mode once again. I was hopeful they fixed it, but they didn't. Finally just decided to make Linux my new home and remote into Windows from there. Pretty well just cutting macOS out of my life entirely, although I have reserved the ability to remote into macOS seamlessly as I do with Windows more or less. I can careless what happens on any OS - I can switch btwn them all with relative ease and no hotkey weirdness as this point due to my personal project (kinto.sh).