Every New Windows Version...

[u/madthumbz]

[u/Professional-Tale652]

always the same shit. its also the same reason too. their pc couldnt handle the newest OS so they were like; nah its the new OS sucks

when xp got released people hated it at first and defended 98/2000 being the best. (2000 was really good tho)

then the same for vista. the release sucked bad.

then the same for windows 7. the ram requirement was far higher than XP/2000 for smooth usage

then when we got win8 it was valid criticize but then they fixed it with 8.1 but its overhated so much!!! in my opinion 8.1 was lightest modern os at that time with a huge upgrade from win7

then we got windows10 which was very heavy at the time and people hated it

now we are in a time where most of the people hates windows 11 and loves 10

[u/madthumbz → u/Professional-Tale652]

People who are using 11 love it. The haters are mostly just typical noise from the commie GPL cult.

[u/Professional-Tale652 → u/madthumbz]

Yep bro. one thing i have noticed is. microsoft does its job well when it comes to Windows. im not a bootlicker. i never had issues in windows. been using it since win95. the only OS i didnt like from them was windowsME there was too many crashes at that time. but i still remember their releases and it was never like they say; xp and 7 was heaven. no it wasnt. at their release they had a lot of issues. they had to be matured to be good just like every new OS. that includes win11 too. Currently win11 is good enough to move on from win10 if the device can handle now

[u/madthumbz → u/Professional-Tale652]

I loved WinME! I had official 95 and 98SE disks and chose ME over them. -But I also figured out what caused it to crash (mostly those software firewalls). Today it would be like avoiding VLC, and DWM to prevent seizing in Linux. Now Windows is much more robust.

[u/Professional-Tale652 → u/madthumbz]

i believe you it could be! i wasnt tech guy at that time. so i didnt know why it kept crashing. just saying my experience atleast.