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I use a Mac for work, but I have a Dell Optiplex that I use for gaming. It is not officially eligible to run Windows 11 but is currently running Windows 11 quit
by gandalfff 4y ago
I use a Mac for work, but I have a Dell Optiplex that I use for gaming. It is not officially eligible to run Windows 11 but is currently running Windows 11 quite happily. The UX improvements are welcome, especially the UI animations. The new WSL has been fun to tinker with as well. I'm not daily driving Windows 11, but in my experience the small improvements add up and it's a worthwhile upgrade from 10, maybe even if your PC isn't "supported".
- randomopining 4y agoIsn't WSL fully functional in W10? Are there any palpable improvements or just subjective UI stuff?
- wbercx 4y agoI found out about a WSL feature specific to Windows 11 today, after exporting an image from my Windows 11 laptop to my Windows 10 desktop. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config#boot-settings https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config#boot... There's a few more on that page. I would not be surprised if more appeared over time.
- gandalfff 4y agoMy understanding is that WSLg (support for running graphical Linux applications) requires Windows 11.