> That's why I find all of the nostalgia a little weird. This is an often repeated excuse. It certainly isn't nostalgia. There need to be adaptations, mainly f

> That's why I find all of the nostalgia a little weird. This is an often repeated excuse. It certainly isn't nostalgia. There need to be adaptations, mainly for decent scaling for higher resolution devices. But that doesn't mean the latest iterations are good. Windows 7 wasn't good either, but it was better provided you have your standard hardware setup. Same with the start menu. I don't install the old one, but I certainly don't use the new one either. My start menu is now win + e & win + r. Because the rest ist plainly useless. Granted, this was the case since Win7 too. It isn't that people like the new version, they just have to use it and find a way to manage. And yes, people also said that the Win95 UI was crap too. There were some geniune improvements over time, but they are rare. I couldn't name a single one for Win11 yet. There are a lot of negatives though that even surpass the negatives past updates might have brought about.