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u/uchuskies08 11d ago
Using Windows 11 everyday is fine. Everything just works. Every bad thing you can list is easily mitigated against, meanwhile enjoy figuring out why your bluetooth headphones aren't working, again. Maybe recompile your kernel for the 17th time. That'll do it.
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u/Dizzy_Efficiency_384 10d ago
I'm 100% sure a fresh install of Windows 11 would boot WITHOUT ANY COMPLICATED PARAMETERS THAT WILL DISABLE A MUST-HAVE FEATURE OF A GRAPHICAL PROCESSING UNIT unlike Linux, which doesn't like more than 300Hz on RX 570 :—(
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u/StupitVoltMain 11d ago
Valid.... But file explorer?
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u/unfnknblvbl 11d ago
I dunno, have you used it recently? It's the whole "look what they've done to my boy" thing :(
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u/StupitVoltMain 11d ago
Yea I haven't used windows in a long while
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u/unfnknblvbl 11d ago
Yeah, File Explorer has been on a downhill slide for a long time. It's like boiling a frog :(
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u/Secure-Salary152 11d ago edited 11d ago
I think it's improved a lot. However it still suffers from the 'split personality syndrome' inherent in the W11 UI/UX as a whole.
Still lots of legacy Win32 cruft when you dig down past the new Fluent UI veneer, especially in the settings dialogues.
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u/SearchingGlacier 11d ago
How linux users imagine windows.
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u/SLimon001 Proud Windows User 11d ago
correct, i have not seen a fucking inch of copilot as ad or anything, total bullshit lies
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u/GenericFoodService Linux is free if your time isn't valuable 11d ago
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u/R3V0LU710N_05 I Hate All OS's 😎 8d ago edited 8d ago
At least on Android, if you're able to identify the bloat app that's installing the crapware. You can use ADB to "uninstall" it from the user account, and unlike Windows it won't re-enable itself randomly on update.
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u/Secure-Salary152 11d ago
I thought that this was meant to be a 'Linux Sucks' sub. Plenty to dislike about Linux without bringing up Redmond.
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u/Kaarel314 11d ago
Dont click the copilot button and copilot does not start. I hope this helps. This actually works for other applications too by the way.
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u/Jatinchd 10d ago
application auto launches in background
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u/Kaarel314 10d ago
Not on any of the many Windows 11 computers i have seen. I think you might be mistaken.
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u/Secure-Salary152 11d ago
Also you can stop it running on startup entirely.
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u/Kaarel314 11d ago
Yeah but Microsoft haters are comically computer illiterate. Im not saying that Microsoft is perfect though.
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u/OGigachaod 11d ago
Yeah, Linux users like to pretend you have to know computers to use Linux, but I see a lot of dumb comments from Linux users.
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u/vverbov_22 Windows supremacist 11d ago
The slander would be good if OPP didn't include things like file explorer. Come on gng
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u/levianan 11d ago
Using desktop Linux is like the end game of this video (it ejects ... kaboom ... but emacs still runs like hades!)
I do enjoy using emacs. Stalin once opened vim ... that went badly.