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We're basically at Vista again, but in a different dimension. This time instead of performance, it's invasiveness, and erosion of both discoverability and gener
by windows2020 2y ago
We're basically at Vista again, but in a different dimension. This time instead of performance, it's invasiveness, and erosion of both discoverability and general cohesiveness.
Windows 11 installs all sorts of stupid stuff and turns it on.
I feel like I only know how to use Windows 10 and 11 because I know about all the old dialogs from old versions.
I struggled today on a Windows 10 computer with Wi-Fi and ethernet to turn on/off Wi-Fi due to mixed meaning of tile highlight state. Maybe it's just me.
And when Windows 11 installs updates and says "You're almost there" I say, "no, you're almost there and why are you doing this now."
I'm optimistic that eventually leadership will change and this will be corrected. Edit: or somehow a new OS will be developed that's backwards compatible with Windows.