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I don't know about Windows 10 but in Windows 11 all of that, like the other stuff people complain about, can be easily disabled.
by add-sub-mul-div 1y ago
I don't know about Windows 10 but in Windows 11 all of that, like the other stuff people complain about, can be easily disabled.
- Insanity 1y agoYeah but the “out of the box” experience tells you a lot about a product imo. I use windows only when I play a game, and wouldn’t touch it otherwise
- chasing0entropy 1y agoInvestigate ARM / Android gaming scene - it's not your dad's clunky stuff any more - most ARM native games are faster, lightweight, and optimized for touch/vr. ARM console emulation is also on point.
- Insanity 1y agoThat’s not really close to playing BF6 and other AAA games though
- gdulli 1y agoIt took me longer to figure out how to disable the Ubuntu motd ads than the ones in Windows but I didn't get outraged about it, I just set it up the way I wanted and moved on.
- quamserena 1y agoOr, you can use Linux Mint and get all of the compatibility of Ubuntu with none of Canonical's bullshit.
- gdulli 1y agoThe point is not to let a trivial thing bother me and make my decisions for me.
- ekianjo 1y agoThe good thing with Linux is that you are not married to Ubuntu. So many options out there.
- Insanity 1y agoI’m not sure what those ads are. As others pointed out, plenty of choice out there. I’ve been a happy Debian user for over a decade.
- mattgreenrocks 1y agoHaving an OS that doesn’t feel trashy by default should be an incredibly low bar to clear, but alas.
- PyWoody 1y agoUntil it can't be.
- Fade_Dance 1y agoLTSC is all that's keeping me from a complete switch.
- malfist 1y agoEasily disabled, and then a week later, easily disabled and then a week later easily disabled and then a week later easily disabled.
- technion 1y agoHalf these "disable junk" settings auto revert after every update . And then you have people regularly showing up in threads saying they ran a "debloat" script and now its impossible to run teams and the fix is "rebuild the os". None of this is as simple or risk free as it could be.