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Windows really is a clusterf*k right now. In addition to the mess of frameworks that you talk about, Windows 11 has been a mess. From the random Bing-related cr
by nvrspyx 4y ago
Windows really is a clusterf*k right now. In addition to the mess of frameworks that you talk about, Windows 11 has been a mess. From the random Bing-related crap getting increasingly prevalent and pervasive around the OS to the TPM fiasco (they originally let you install it on non-supported hardware but are now withholding updates). From the feature regression (e.g., taskbar is now immovable) to the yet-another-redesign that they teased/leaked during Build this year.
At this point, I'd prefer an Azure OS that I could install locally and have the Windows team slowly transition to supporting Wine, improving Linux DEs/Wayland (or even create their own DE), since I believe that they're using some Wayland compositor (mutter?) for gWSL anyways, and contributing to the Linux kernel, which they're already doing to some degree. I genuinely don't know how feasible that is and I'm aware it's wishful thinking, but a person can dream.
Then again, it would probably be to the Linux community's detriment and they'd just do the same scummy Bing/telemetry/dark pattern crap to foster ad revenue.
- CatWChainsaw 4y agoThe taskbar is now immovable?? When did that happen?
- nvrspyx 4y agoSorry, I was slightly off. It can only be aligned to the bottom or left now (no right or top alignment). This change was made with Windows 11.
- edandersen 4y agoOnly the taskbar's icons can be aligned to the center or the bottom left of the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. The taskbar cannot be moved to the left, right or top of the screen in Windows 11, a huge regression.
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