• Rhaedas@fedia.io
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    7 hours ago

    That isn’t the reason to yeet Windows. If you were talking years ago about 7 or XP, things were different. 10 is not that great comparably, and 11 is a mess. But keep your Windows, if it’s what works for you. Until it doesn’t.

    Dual boot for the best of both worlds (although I’m finding myself more and more on the Linux side because it’s better for me.)

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      6 hours ago

      Even Windows 11 still has all the options Windows 7 had, and plenty more. Stop swallowing the Linux propaganda.

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        5 hours ago

        It’s the constant war on end users that chased me away from windows.

        You can’t say no to their relentless advertising. It’s “maybe later”. The pushing to require a Microsoft account. Ads in the start menu. Windows Recall.

        The list goes on. You get as much agency as Microsoft allows, or you violate your eula and modify the os to remove things you don’t want.

        We didn’t know it at the time, but windows 7 was peak windows.

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        6 hours ago

        It’s not propaganda if anyone can try things out for themselves, and even use them both if they want. Stop trying to keep your MS stock high.

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        5 hours ago

        I just riced my work computer, let me fucken tell ya about tricking out a windows machine: its fucking embarrassing. Not that its fundamentally different than customizing Linux, for both you download apps (or packages). But its a clumsy ass mess on windows that has to overlay the existing shit, on Linux the only shit that exists is what I want. I dont have to deal with an onery built in taskbar, or trick a built in window manager to be tiling. The one I pick does what I want.