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windows 11 UI is being hyped soo much it feels like microsoft just invented rounded corners

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  • 6
    It's almost as pathetic as a man repeatedly overstating his girth.

    Not even mad anymore, it's just sad.
  • 5
    I hope it's possible to turn off the rounded corners but somehow I doubt it'll be an option.
  • 3
    At least they removed Cortana from the task bar. But I doubt you'll be able to turn it back on if you'd like.
  • 2
    @ScriptCoded they added the weather in there. SMH
  • 2
    @Floydimus Oh no, in 11 as well?
  • 3
    At least finally they’ve realized there are examples of nice looking os ui around there to copy…
  • 4
    @ScriptCoded not sure about 11 but they are definitely ruining 10 so we all migrate to 11.
  • 2
    @Floydimus Yeah, I've said it before here, but it looks like the good ole' IE toolbars. It's even blurry...
  • 2
    Windows 11 is hyped?

    What I hear is people with opinions between "I guess there's a few nice things", "I don't care at all" all the way to "over my dead body".

    Maybe I live in a different bubble, but I would describe the interest as mild apathy rather than hype.
  • 1
    The day fully-featured Visual Studio is available on *nix is the day I leave Windows forever. I'm actually considering dual booting as is. Just gotta figure out how it would work my current drive structure
  • 0
    @Nanos Microsoft's idea is that you go to a store, and buy a laptop.

    No DIY PC building. Preferably no pre-assembled OEM workstation either. Just get a Microsoft approved laptop.

    If windows crashes to the point where it needs a fresh install, you toss it, and buy a new laptop.

    Retail windows is too easy to pirate. Microsoft's anti-piracy policy went beyond DRM, to "If everyone just buys laptops, the Windows license is already included in the sticker price"
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    @rEaL-jAsE Yeah sorry to be the bringer of bad news, but computers will become like smartphones where you have to root it (if even possible) to choose a different OS, which will make you sign a disclaimer that it expires warranty.
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    @Nanos No, our market research shows you want a thin laptop with a touchscreen which converts into a tablet, with a keyboard with zero tactile feedback, a battery which is advertised to last 16 hours but you're lucky if you get 4, a mousepad which heats up your wrist so you can feel your carpal tunnel better, an ultrareflective glass display, one single USB-c connector which doubles as charging, display and audio port, and a metal unibody faraday cage casing so your WiFi regularly drops.

    Now, do you want the gunmetal or vaginapink edition?
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