> I've felt the UX is a big improvement over 10 personally Meanwhile, I feel like every step since 7 has been been a downgrade. > Feels like they've adopted s

> I've felt the UX is a big improvement over 10 personally Meanwhile, I feel like every step since 7 has been been a downgrade. > Feels like they've adopted some patterns from OSX for the better. IMO, adopting patterns from OSX is a critical-severity bug, not a feature. Everything about the OSX UI is the worst thing I've ever used. Microsoft is abandoning a large userbase that chooses to use Windows because it's not MacOS. I hate having multiple windows from one program being collapsed into a single entry on the taskbar. I hate programs on the taskbar only showing their icon and not the window titlebar text. I hate how flat everything looks. Screens are bigger and DPIs are higher, giving us more screen real estate than ever before, so why are we filling it with whitespace and hiding functionality? I'm still on Win10, and I use WindowBlinds to make it look like Win7 Classic. When I eventually am forced to upgrade to Win11 when I upgrade my CPU, I'll be using WindowBlinds11 and Start11 to continue to keep Windows looking sane.