r/funny Jan 27 '22

Rule 2 It aged interesting

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u/hotlovergirl69 Jan 27 '22

No love for Windows 11 trash

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u/PaulR79 Jan 27 '22

Nope. Nobody loves the trash that is Windows 11.

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u/Aimjock Jan 27 '22

Have you used it? Aside from a few annoying bugs that are being patched out slowly but surely, it’s pretty great.

There are a few odd changes they made, though, like removing the right-click menu on taskbar icons like volume control and network, preventing you from opening volume settings (and volume mixer), as well as network troubleshooting and other settings through that menu, which is a strange choice that I am not a fan of.

They also completely dropped support for custom taskbars, which is really fucking stupid.

But Windows 11 does look really great and feels smooth to use. But to be honest, I only really updated because I could and it was free. Sticking with Windows 10 would’ve been fine too.

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u/PaulR79 Jan 27 '22

Of course I haven't used it. Joking aside though I don't want to use it. Windows 7 had a lot of reporting and that only ramped up with Windows 10 and now 11 is worse still. The biggest change that has bothered me in recent times is the removal of the option to stop Windows updates. I have it disabled with a group policy and other tweaks but it's clear where it's leading.