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> The change from say one version of Windows to the next is tiny Huh?! That's bullshit. I had recently tried to fix something on family's PC that upgraded itse
by arc-in-space 3y ago
> The change from say one version of Windows to the next is tiny
Huh?! That's bullshit. I had recently tried to fix something on family's PC that upgraded itself to Win11 and had absolutely no clue how to navigate all the new settings panels even though I use 10 near daily.
- TillE 3y agoYou use the search box, just like you find settings in macOS / iOS / etc. No sane person is expected to memorize configuration GUIs these days.
- smaudet 3y agoYes, but this is in counterpoint to the claim (paraphrasing) that "the operating doesn't change much only every 5 years". If you go a couple months often that's enough for some things to be drastically different in Windows land. In a year its a whole new OS.