> I also see real improvements in Windows nowadays
How is Windows 11's horribly dumbed-down taskbar and start menu a "real improvement"?
They got rid of the old Windows 7 screen-clipping tool but the "new" version from Windows 10 still lacks ultra-basic things like text-annotations and arrow shapes... (but it's got a full-suite of pen-inking tools, which I'm sure everyone uses all the time).
How is Windows 11's horribly dumbed-down taskbar and start menu a "real improvement"?
They got rid of the old Windows 7 screen-clipping tool but the "new" version from Windows 10 still lacks ultra-basic things like text-annotations and arrow shapes... (but it's got a full-suite of pen-inking tools, which I'm sure everyone uses all the time).