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@itsfoss With the emphasis on "that".
@itsfoss A moment for our patron Saint Linus, who's been watching carefully over our kernel for many years
@itsfoss windows 11 is perfect, if you don't actually use it 
@itsfoss A victim of abuse, clearly.
One of things that happens here in Scotland a lot is that when you ask someone how they are, they often reply, "not too bad."
I always respond with, "So not too good then?"
So technically this article could've been entitled "Windows 11 really isn't that good."
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A purchase article for microsoft
A purchase article for microsoft
@itsfoss They say it reduce loss when Win10 goes extinct and exploits will start causing endless issues anywhere win10 is installed. And they know win11 is worse than win10, it is OK to have up to date OS than unmaintained one. Im not going to use win11 anytime soon though
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Windows 11 was literally the straw that broke this camel's back and made me put Mint on most of my computers.
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Microsoft had to give up on forcing all Windows 10 users to switch to Windows 11 by October. It took forever just to hit the 50% mark.
Microsoft had to give up on forcing all Windows 10 users to switch to Windows 11 by October. It took forever just to hit the 50% mark.
That speaks for itself. Windows users don't like Windows 11, and word got around fast.
Oh wait, I just noticed your pictured article is from a year ago, so that's an early impression anyway; we needn't even assume that the author is crazy or bribed.
Also he didn't go so far as to say that it is "good".
@itsfoss Indeed. I speak to Win 11 users work-daily.
It IS that bad.
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