I'm not surprised. The amount of fat I cut from the stock windows 7 image to create an internal image at a past job was insane enough. This was a hospital system, so HIPAA was a huge deal. We had to remove as much telemetry and bloatware as possible and it was a nightmare even then. So glad I got out of that field altogether.
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Totally agree, I think Win11 is still not worth upgrading too.
l got laughed at on Reddit (and probably will here too) for expecting a small task bar in Win11. I'll not switch if it means downgrading compared to Win10. I don't need big icons and waste of space.
Worry not, soon you won't need a taskbar at all. We'll all be using copilot to yell into our mic 17 times until it opens the right app.
I'm finding it works pretty well on my Surface Pro, and I think that's where it tends to shine, but I will not upgrade my PC.
The WSL stuff alone is pretty much worth it/mandatory, if that's the kind of stuff you care about. Otherwise I indeed don't see much reason to upgrade...
I totally get you. I use Win11 at home with a big high Resolution monitor so I don't mind the huge task bar too much but my 1080p work monitors would suck to use without a compact task bar. Thankfully there's no chance that my workplace will be looking at Win11 any time soon (embedded software developer).
Been using ExplorerPatcher to bring all the taskbar needs from windows 10 (you can even mix menus: I like the new bluetooth in the control center, makes it easier to connect a device)
The fact we need to use the registry for basic customization is quite sad.
Registry hacks used to be for very obscure and advanced customization, now it's used for the basics we used to have.
Exactly. And win11 is so full of employee distractions without a way to disable except registry and other powershell nonsense.
Doesn't work properly, you'll get clipping stuff and something with the clock will be off. It will also likely revert with updates.
Well add another reason win 11 sucks
What app are you using for Lemmy? Your post url references itself which is really weird.
Boost. That is weird. Shows toms hardware for me
Thanks. I’m seeing it with other users of Boost so it seems like a Boost bug.
Also getting a weird self-reference on Sync lol