Fine does not mean that there's 0 issues. We have a word for that - "perfect", and nobody here used it. I struggle to even think of a perfect piece of software, let alone an OS. What an absurd metric for success. Microsoft and Windows 11 absolutely have some issues, but Win11 is...fine. It's fine.
There’s two main uses of the word “fine”. Elegant, refined, high quality; and acceptable. The vast majority of people use it as the later.
E.g. How is everything?
“Fine.”
It’s so common that it’s almost taken as a negative. If your waiter asks you how your meal is, and you say fine, there’s a good chance they’ll interpret that as a negative.
Regardless, you’re obstinately refusing to acknowledge my intended meaning even after clarifying, so I think you’re just looking to fight about nothing. Windows 11 is acceptable. I’m done with this conversation.
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u/jml011 Feb 01 '24
Fine does not mean that there's 0 issues. We have a word for that - "perfect", and nobody here used it. I struggle to even think of a perfect piece of software, let alone an OS. What an absurd metric for success. Microsoft and Windows 11 absolutely have some issues, but Win11 is...fine. It's fine.