[0xTodd]

When updating a system, you should always be prepared for the fact that something will go wrong. Therefore, prepare for this time in which you do not have urgent work at the computer.

Personally, I always Install an OS on my VM and navigate around for a week or so - just to see It's overall functionality, and whether It's suited to my usability and liking.


new habit I am making , checking things out

If all goes well, I'll use It on my physical PC.

new hab

[mothered]

When updating a system, you should always be prepared for the fact that something will go wrong. Therefore, prepare for this time in which you do not have urgent work at the computer.

Personally, I always Install an OS on my VM and navigate around for a week or so - just to see It's overall functionality, and whether It's suited to my usability and liking.


new habit I am making , checking things out

If all goes well, I'll use It on my physical PC.

new hab

Have you checked out Windows 11?

[samrib]

I prefer windows vista !!

[0xTodd]

I don't like the centered look and feel, but over time, I'd Inevitably adapt to It.

i wasnt bothered much but i guess i do sometimes get a bit bugged

[mothered]

i wasnt bothered much but i guess i do sometimes get a bit bugged

I've actually added a classic start menu to the far left of the screen.

It looks very appealing.

[0xTodd]

i wasnt bothered much but i guess i do sometimes get a bit bugged

I've actually added a classic start menu to the far left of the screen.

It looks very appealing.

this is to be followed and tested for myself

[mothered]

i wasnt bothered much but i guess i do sometimes get a bit bugged

I've actually added a classic start menu to the far left of the screen.

It looks very appealing.

this is to be followed and tested for myself

For your reference, I've used Open Shell for the classic start menu.

It states that It's only supported up to Windows 10, but It's definitely compatible with Windows 11.

[0xTodd]

I've actually added a classic start menu to the far left of the screen.

It looks very appealing.

this is to be followed and tested for myself

For your reference, I've used Open Shell for the classic start menu.

It states that It's only supported up to Windows 10, but It's definitely compatible with Windows 11.

funny, win11 is just an addon and they claim no compatability ... lol , DEVS

[mothered]

funny, win11 is just an addon and they claim no compatability ... lol , DEVS

You've got to laugh at the developers.

[kri_91]

It's not the worst Windows but no great improvements over Windows 10. There are some big cons (such as not being able to snap the taskbar to the sides or top of the screen, or right clicking menu only brings up Windows essentials which is not ideal when you have other programs running) so just extra steps compared to Windows 10. I plan to use 10 until its no longer supported (October 14, 2025).