I have to disagree, Windows 11 feels much more like a desktop UI without all the random Windows 8 fly-ins, sidebars, etc. of Windows 10. The Settings app is muc

I have to disagree, Windows 11 feels much more like a desktop UI without all the random Windows 8 fly-ins, sidebars, etc. of Windows 10. The Settings app is much neater and dark/light mode is in better colors than "night blindness white" and "astigmatism-inducing OLED black on IPS". Quick actions and the smaller Wi-Fi menu make more sense and are a lot more responsive than the Windows 8-era network menu that barely changed.