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Is it the task bar you can't move? I am trying to make the point that emotions are enough to discredit it. Ads and spyware, general user hostility. It is superf

Is it the task bar you can't move? I am trying to make the point that emotions are enough to discredit it. Ads and spyware, general user hostility. It is superficial to bring that up. Windows does not want me and I don't want Windows.

dangus 2y ago
The task bar can’t be moved anymore. I don’t agree with it either but that wasn’t the issue in your comment, which was start menu alignment, which can be adjusted. My point is that most of the emotions discrediting it are the same emotions that discredited 10 and other versions. People just don’t want to upgrade because they don’t want to upgrade. If you are specifically using Windows 10 you are still using Windows with all that same user hostility, spyware/adware and all. All those complaints you have about windows 11 are the same complaints I heard from the windows 7 die hards who refused to upgrade to 10 until 7 was pried away from them. And then I heard them from all the people who refused to leave XP way past its expiration date. It all you want is for Windows 11 to look like Windows 10 there are free utilities for that [1], just like when I installed classic start menu with Windows 8.1. If you’re already on the Linux boat or thinking that’s your next move when security updates force you off of Windows 10, that is obviously a much different choice with much more logical thinking behind it. But the people who are clinging to Windows 10 are doing so for really dumb and often misinformed or already-addressed reasons (e.g. issues with early releases that have been addressed by Microsoft in subsequent updates). And sure, there are people who have who have legitimate hardware incompatibility. Thats a reasonable reason to avoid the upgrade. [1] https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher

dangus 2y ago

The task bar can’t be moved anymore. I don’t agree with it either but that wasn’t the issue in your comment, which was start menu alignment, which can be adjusted. My point is that most of the emotions discrediting it are the same emotions that discredited 10 and other versions. People just don’t want to upgrade because they don’t want to upgrade. If you are specifically using Windows 10 you are still using Windows with all that same user hostility, spyware/adware and all. All those complaints you have about windows 11 are the same complaints I heard from the windows 7 die hards who refused to upgrade to 10 until 7 was pried away from them. And then I heard them from all the people who refused to leave XP way past its expiration date. It all you want is for Windows 11 to look like Windows 10 there are free utilities for that [1], just like when I installed classic start menu with Windows 8.1. If you’re already on the Linux boat or thinking that’s your next move when security updates force you off of Windows 10, that is obviously a much different choice with much more logical thinking behind it. But the people who are clinging to Windows 10 are doing so for really dumb and often misinformed or already-addressed reasons (e.g. issues with early releases that have been addressed by Microsoft in subsequent updates). And sure, there are people who have who have legitimate hardware incompatibility. Thats a reasonable reason to avoid the upgrade. [1] https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher