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For starters, Windows 11 has vastly better search, nicer UI, and improvements to multi-monitor support. I have no regrets about updating.
by NoahKAndrews 5y ago
For starters, Windows 11 has vastly better search, nicer UI, and improvements to multi-monitor support. I have no regrets about updating.
- brokenmachine 5y agoYou can't tell the taskbar to "never combine" in Windows 11. That alone is enough for me to hate it.
- franga2000 5y agoMulti-monitor support that...removes the clock from non-primary displays... Also still no sign of tray icons, keybinds for moving windows between monitors or anything else that was already possible since Windows 7 using DisplayFusion. Search that is significantly slower than win10 while being "vastly better" only because win10 search was straight up non-functional and win11 can at least find what you're looking for (whether it's in a reasonable order and doesn't reshuffle with every keystroke seems to be a gamble each update). "Nicer UI" that only a minority of users actually like, removes support for very common configurations, some of which are objectively more efficient for certain use-cases (side taskbar, ungrouped windows...). Don't get me wrong, if it works for you, that's great! But make no mistake, Windows 11 is a complete dumpster fire from a UX perspective.
- Dylan16807 5y ago> vastly better search I suppose, but I refuse to give it any credit for finally fixing the search that worked fine over a decade ago. The rest is pretty marginal.