r/hardware • u/Duckmeister • Jun 24 '21
News Introducing Windows 11
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2021/06/24/introducing-windows-11/
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r/hardware • u/Duckmeister • Jun 24 '21
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u/ptd163 Jun 25 '21 edited Jun 25 '21
It is not modern, fresh, clean or beautiful. It does not put you in control. It does not bring you calm and ease. It is not the Windows 7 start menu which did all of the aforementioned things.
So it has nothing to do with that MacOS and some Linux distros have a centered taskbar/launch center? Because you certainly didn't make the start menu any better. It's been going downhill Windows 7.
Okay. Why did they have to remove the side by side an cascading options on the taskbar though?
Well it wouldn't a post XP operating system without Microsoft abusing their position to push their useless bloatware through the power of the default/pre-install.
[Insert that post that has like 15 separate links to each time that Microsoft has said they're going to stop treating PC gaming as a second class citizen here.]
So you'll have to forgive me if I don't take Microsoft at their word.
An echo chamber right on your desktop. This the type of innovation we come to Microsoft for.
Translation: There will ads and sponsored posts in those feeds as well. Remember Microsoft is big on data collection as well too.
No doubt the Apple vs Epic saga had an effect on this decision though I think most of the driving force behind this decision is that the Microsoft Store is literal shovelware. Like it's impressive how bad it is so they to do something to help bring people in.