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I upgraded and can’t see why they even gave it a new number. Feels like some past Win10 upgrades were similarly large. Apart from some cosmetic changes I have

I upgraded and can’t see why they even gave it a new number. Feels like some past Win10 upgrades were similarly large. Apart from some cosmetic changes I have no opinion on, a few new and changed features (mostly good), the biggest difference I see is the new explorer context menu which is awful since you 98% of the time need an extra click to reach the item you need. But apart from that, it feels like a solid version. Just the usual hardware support improvements alone make it an acceptable upgrade. It also feels slightly more clever in the MacOS way when it comes to switching between audio devices etc.

fuzzfactor 4y ago
>I upgraded and can’t see why they even gave it a new number. The latest W11 is still obviously Windows 10 version 10.0.22621.1037, and that's on the beta channel where the comment is "Updated the search box on the taskbar with more rounded corners."
ajdude 4y ago
> I upgraded and can’t see why they even gave it a new number My theory is that MS never expected macOS to stop being OSX (version 10) and once Apple came out with MacOS 11, Microsoft had to follow suit.