I've started running windows 11 lately because I've gotten some laptops that had it, and after removing all the microsoft pushed apps including removing OneDriv

I've started running windows 11 lately because I've gotten some laptops that had it, and after removing all the microsoft pushed apps including removing OneDrive at least twice... It just doesn't feel very good. a) the lock screen gets stuck from time to time if you hit enter to get to the password entry, until you turn off all the pushed content on the lock screen. Which ok, I'm happy I turned that off... but then I had to log out and back in for that setting to take effect. Now that I know about that setting, I turned it off on my windows 10 machines, and it takes effect instantly. b) I like my windows round on the top and square on the bottom. It's cutting off the bottom left character in my putty windows; you used to be able to undo that in the registry, but now you need to force load dlls (maybe putty can fix it?) c) I don't want notepad to have tabs or autosaving d) it feels like keyboard focus gets lost to the ether a lot more. I had this happen in new style apps on 10 (like the new calc), but it happens at the desktop from time to time on 11. I had been using linux as my main desktop at home for years, and went back to windows 7 when gnome2 ended. 7 was very good, but it's been downhill since then, especially since Microsoft killed off SDET roles. I'll probably keep windows on the laptops (useful for FRC), but when support for 10 runs out, the desktops are going to move to FreeBSD and I dunno, fvwm maybe?