[моё] Made from what the gods sent, VERY relevant this autumn
Ratio of positive and negative votes: 11/0
- I don't really see much difference between 11 and 10, I don't understand why they needed to make 11, if they were going to abandon versions in 10 anywaynow I'm afraid that soon they'll come up with some 12 and there will be hassle againLike this post, increate it rating
DEgI don't really see much difference between 11 and 10, I don't understand why they needed to make...Let me think...
DEgI don't really see the difference between 11 and 1011 requires even more specific hardware.It has many promises, but little implemented functionality to back up these promises. Neither Android apps nor native Linux apps still don't run properly in 11?Even more idiotic visual design.Even more non-disableable useless stuff.In one IT company where I worked, they also did a "why" refactoring of one thing. Which, to be honest, was long overdue. Not only did it constantly break in the most unexpected places, but there was also hope that during the refactoring, they could slightly adjust the functionality to increase competitiveness.DEgwhy did they need to make 11
They rewrote something around ten megabytes of code (<- an exaggeration) in a YEAR (<- an understatement).They broke half of the features, lost the other half.But everyone got their salaries and bonuses! And the fact that users were shocked and the refactored version had to be sold as a new thing to avoid losing reputation - such metrics don't make it into quarterly statistics, hehehe...This can't be explained, it has to be experienced.(And fail on Linux. Just not on Ubuntu - for some reason, their development direction has become dangerously similar to Windows 10...)Like this post, increate it rating
Útost AlronbemLet me think...11 requires even more specific hardware.It has many promises, but little...My main complaint about Windows 11 is that for some absolutely incomprehensible reason, they removed the ability to drag and drop files into minimized applications. Now, if your application is not expanded, you can't drag anything into it. In fact, this kills the entire drag&drop functionality that has been working for centuries in Windows. At first, I thought they just "didn't have time to finish it".
But after the years that Windows 11 has been on the market, it seems that this is some kind of vision.The hardware requirements and TPM module are also complete nonsense. I recently learned that if you don't have the TPM module enabled, for example, if you created an image through Rufus, you can only receive Windows updates within the current version. I.e. if you have 2023 H2, or whatever, you'll stay on it until the end of time. This is nonsense.In general, not without its drawbacks. On the other hand, personally, my transition turned out to be quite successful and smooth. There were many more problems with the transition from XP to 7, and from 7 to 10.Like this post, increate it rating
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