I wouldn't necessarily say big, I loved the upgrade from windows 7 to 10,i've had no issues with win 10 but the overall look of win 11 is the biggest change, it's just as smooth as 10 and the upgrade was seamless ,i like having the latest in software and OS's check out Microsoft to get an idea of the changes.Does Windows 11 feel like a big improvement over Windows 10?
Have they finally done away with the bifurcation where you have legacy Windows and Windows 8 metro elements competing? It was so confusing how in Win 10 they had both Settings and Control Panel or how some settings would be in the old interface and some in the new. Typical lack of polish from Redwood.I wouldn't necessarily say big, I loved the upgrade from windows 7 to 10,i've had no issues with win 10 but the overall look of win 11 is the biggest change, it's just as smooth as 10 and the upgrade was seamless ,i like having the latest in software and OS's check out Microsoft to get an idea of the changes.
Windows 11 available on October 5
Today, we are thrilled to announce Windows 11 will start to become available on October 5, 2021. On this day, the free upgrade to Windows 11 will begin rolling out to eligible Windows 10 PCs and PCs that come pre-loaded with Windows 11 will start toblogs.windows.com
It definitely looks and feels more “trendy”. It’s also much more aesthetically pleasing. Feels less like a boring work device.Does Windows 11 feel like a big improvement over Windows 10?
Nope.Have they finally done away with the bifurcation where you have legacy Windows and Windows 8 metro elements competing? It was so confusing how in Win 10 they had both Settings and Control Panel or how some settings would be in the old interface and some in the new. Typical lack of polish from Redwood.
Windows 11 is like the Walmart knock-off version of Linux and Apple. I get what they were going for and it does look nicer but I am good on going back. I will happily stay a Linux girl.
Me too, I liked 10 also, but 11 feels a little smoother. Only issue I've had is a few programs that needed to be updated to run on 11, other than that it's been good.I like it. The UI is clean & simple.
Same here. So far, so good.Me too, I liked 10 also, but 11 feels a little smoother. Only issue I've had is a few programs that needed to be updated to run on 11, other than that it's been good.
I believe so, I haven't tried it yet, I haven't had a reason to.Did they release the ability to run android apps?
It took a while to to muster the courage to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 but after having it done nicely, it's something that I have been enjoying so much which makes me wonder why I didn't do it sooner.Me too, I liked 10 also, but 11 feels a little smoother. Only issue I've had is a few programs that needed to be updated to run on 11, other than that it's been good.
I like the upgrade, too. The UI is very nice, the stability is excellent, and it's very smooth.It took a while to to muster the courage to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 but after having it done nicely, it's something that I have been enjoying so much which makes me wonder why I didn't do it sooner.
The company have been taking time with their recent upgrades to do it well without having to rush it and end up making a mess of the whole thing.I like the upgrade, too. The UI is very nice, the stability is excellent, and it's very smooth.
You can tell. Windowd 11 is the best (not the biggest) upgrade in quite a while.The company have been taking time with their recent upgrades to do it well without having to rush it and end up making a mess of the whole thing.
Yeah, that's very correct. If they should keep up with this pattern in all of their subsequent upgrades, they will capture the hearts of their users and we wouldn't have any cause to look elsewhere.You can tell. Windowd 11 is the best (not the biggest) upgrade in quite a while.
Absolutely.Yeah, that's very correct. If they should keep up with this pattern in all of their subsequent upgrades, they will capture the hearts of their users and we wouldn't have any cause to look elsewhere.