6 ms·

> Windows 11 - used it $day job$ and it's ok. That's as charitable as I can be. I only use Windows at work and was recently forced to switch to Win 11. That's

> Windows 11 - used it $day job$ and it's ok. That's as charitable as I can be. I only use Windows at work and was recently forced to switch to Win 11. That's pretty much my review as well. There are UI changes that I hate quite a lot, but I could find utilities and settings that mitigate much of that. I didn't find anything (yet) that I consider an actual improvement.

moepstar 2y ago
> I didn't find anything (yet) that I consider an actual improvement. Serious question: has there (ever?) been any, since say, Windows 2000? Some progress has been made with regards to stability, but other than that? Usability hasn't improved and i'd consider Windows 10 and especially 11 extremely user hostile and full of spying.
- Volundr 2y ago
  > Serious question: has there (ever?) been any, since say, Windows 2000? Start menu search in Vista (of course then we had to wait for 7 for a semi-decent Windows) Past that... WSL? But it sort of says something that the biggest improvement to Windows is adding Linux.
  - moepstar 2y ago
    Yes and yes on search. Although i actually prefer Spotlight (both on macOS and iOS) - it just works that good (imho, haven't seen any better desktop search).
    - workfromspace 2y ago
      Have you tried "everything" by void tools on Windows, or "Find Any File (FAF)" on Mac?
      - DrBazza 2y ago
        Any 3rd party search app on Windows 11 works better than Windows11 search. What a time to be alive :(
- JohnFen 2y ago
  Aside from stability and security improvements, most of which happened years ago, not really. In terms of usability, Win 7 remains the best version of Windows in my opinion. It's all been downhill from there.