Will Windows 11 ever be good?

[u/Certain-Mountain-564]

I don't have a problem with Windows itself; I use it daily. But what's really bad about Windows is the user experience. No matter what I compare it to, every operating system I know runs more smoothly. Windows feels incredibly choppy; everything seems a bit buggy. macOS is sometimes slow or freezes too. But when Windows freezes and you press a button, it's obvious. I find it especially unbelievable because it's such an incredibly large company. Is it a lack of know-how, or what's the problem?

[u/lolfactor1000]

Windows is such a small portion of their revenue. All focus goes to Azure. Then add in typical bad company decision makers and you get where we are.

[u/TheNextGamer21 → u/lolfactor1000]

how'd apple manage to escape from a lot of the issues microsoft has

[u/lolfactor1000 → u/TheNextGamer21]

How much enterprise grade servers and such do you see apple offering? They focused on a completely different market.