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I think he was joking. Windows 7 is EOL
I wanted to keep my riced Windows 7 installation until software incompatibility forced me off of it. I really believe that, UX-wise, Windows 7 was the high point.
Yup, definitely.
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What Xbox overlay and what weather widget? Running 21H1 and never seen any of those.
Windows Logo Key + G, the "Xbox Game Bar".
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Well Fedora is bleeding edge, RedHat's equivalent to Windows insider builds. Try Ubuntu LTS or Debian.
Ubuntu doesn't ship with Gnome 40.
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The windows hating is so boring and childish. Windows, and particularly Windows 10, is a very good OS. It's not even open source advocates that dislike it so much. I think most Linux users would admit Windows is a solid option, if just not for them. It's usually just Mac fans.
You’re right, I guess as a Mac fan I’m biased. I’m used to having luxury features like local accounts and being allowed to disable updates. It’s not fair to expect that from Windows.
i hate it here i hate it here i hate it here i hate it here i hate it here i hate it here
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I couldn't give a damn about macOS or the "Linux desktop". Yet I would still call Windows a disaster. Windows 10 was released almost 6 years ago now, and it's still a Frankenstein mess of 10 different UI styles dating all the way back to Win95, with no apparent drive to fix it up and make it consistent. Microsoft has extremely weak engineering culture.
They cater to business more than individual consumers. Backwards compatibility matters to them much more than ui consistency. I tend to agree with that for my own uses. I don't care if it's pretty if it works.