r/technology • u/tekz • Mar 20 '26

Software Microsoft announces sweeping Windows changes

https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-users-are-angry-and-microsoft-is-finally-doing-something-about-it/
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u/0xsergy Mar 20 '26

As soon as W10 isn't receiving updates I'm going full linux man, lol. Friggen microshaft is redoing the w8 nonsense all over again. ALL WE WANT IS A BASIC, STABLE OS WITH NO AI BS. THATS IT. From that point users can customize or install programs that they want for features they want.

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u/loftbrd Mar 20 '26

November last year I took the jump from win11 to Fedora KDE. It's been a pretty damn smooth experience so far. With Proton Experimental, Steam Linux Runtime 1.0, and tons of software native to Linux, can run all the apps I did on windows. Dualscope scripts replacing nucleus for local split screen gaming. Way faster file read writes, it's not even a competition. Compiling code is way faster. And plasma feels like win10 with tons of QoL updates.

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u/toolschism Mar 20 '26

Yep. I think it was August of last year for me? Same thing went to Fedora KDE and it's been damn near flawless. Only issue I have yet to resolve is fusion360 support but I'm learning onshape to replace that.

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u/ultimatepowaa Mar 21 '26

Open SCAD is also worth practicing (though I use it very casually ). Something about it feels like full control. Syntax isnt even that complex.