> but there is also a case about knowing how competitors are doing it. In the case of UI/UX, I don't want this. I use Windows because it's not MacOS. I absol

> but there is also a case about knowing how competitors are doing it. In the case of UI/UX, I don't want this. I use Windows because it's not MacOS. I absolutely hate MacOS. Microsoft UI/UX designers using MacOS as inspiration is a critical bug, not a feature, as far as I'm concerned. I want my taskbar to show labels. I want multiple windows of the same app to be a separate item on the taskbar so that switching between multiple windows of the same app is a single click. I want each window to have its own menu bar, rather than a single menu bar at the top. I want a taskbar on each monitor, each showing only the items on that monitor. Windows 10 has all these as an option. If Win11 is imitating MacOS, all those go away.