> I can't really think of anything I would change about the Windows/Cinnamon/KDE experience. Windows taskbar is getting degraded over time: -the "sleek" design

> I can't really think of anything I would change about the Windows/Cinnamon/KDE experience. Windows taskbar is getting degraded over time: -the "sleek" design means it is unclear which window is open -autogrouping - is an antipattern for most office workers, who have few things open (say few emails, few spreadsheets). In most jobs you constantly move around them - and when they are grouped you lose time -when you jump the hoops to disable auto grouping, windows still groups the programs by type (e.g. all folders are near each other, then all outlook emails, then all spreadsheets -> when often you would prefer to have them in the taskbar relational to the time they were opened) -Windows 95 radiobars and shading was just visually better, often the interface is unclear -you cannot sort the fucking control panel, seriously open it - it is sorted vertically? (it is living hell if you find a guide in English and then you try to translate to your own language, but you cannot sort easily alphabetically -> if windows wanted to have same icons in same place, then name them with numbers 1, 2, 3... but they dont want to do this, because then they would have to stay consistent and stop changing things for the sake of proving that product managers are needed)