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I'm always upgrading to Windows 11 after some big release and then quickly reverting back to Windows 10. Things I can't live without: - Ungrouping programs on my taskbar. For the love of god. I can't use a desktop without this; - The right click on explorer is still beyond dumb with that absurd two step to go to the useful stuff. - I "really" don't like how they grouped the icons on the traybar. On Windows 10 you can…
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> And still prefer multiple screens to 1, which does not work well yet. I see people say this all the time, but I use multiple screens on linux on multiple distributions, across intel/AMD/nvidia, and on voth X and Wayland without issue. Am I missing something?
Do they have the same DPI?
I do get annoyed occasionally by the difference in window size between monitors, but I ~ never have a window overlapping the boundary so it doesn't impact me.
Windows 10 was released in Jul 2015. In Jul 2016, its market share was 28%.
Not all that much of a story here, when you look at the numbers.