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to be fair a fresh W11 install still doesn't have a usable taskbar or start menu - you have to install explorer patcher to get those back.
by LegitShady 3y ago
to be fair a fresh W11 install still doesn't have a usable taskbar or start menu - you have to install explorer patcher to get those back.
- brnt 3y agoLooking back, that may have been my switching point: when setting up my distro of choice took less time then windows after a fresh install. Life without package managers, even now that there is chocolatey, is just unnecessary pain. And as a DE, windows had no edge over something like KDE.
- ho_schi 3y agoAn operating-system without a package-manager is not maintable. It hard to install, update or remove software. The validation of the system isn’t possible. Aside from the missing security. On Windows changing a setting has become a horrible task for me. Where is it? Why does the search doesn’t find it? Should I try to find the Win32-Dialog from Win2k or is this setting in WinUI3 the same? Why I have to sit in front of an installer wizard an „click through it“? On Steam I can do a file check of a game and it verifies its integrity? My wish. All package-managers on Linux should provide that :)
- NekkoDroid 3y agoI haven't exactly ever tested myself this, but apparently most of the major distros have a way to do that: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Rosetta#Verification_and_repair https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Rosetta#Verification...
- hhh 3y agoboth are perfectly usable