They changed a lot of the UI, and removed customization options. IMO, it looks worse now, and everything is even less powerful, as in the right click menus have way less options now. Means your workflow will be bad for the next few months, some things may not be possible at all anymore, and it’s not even consistent through every UI element. There are still XP, Vista and even 3.11 elements buried deep in Windows 11.
To actually get Win 11 to a usable state takes a lot of time, days, and then there’s ongoing maintenance to mitigate what M$ changes for you, e.g. your default browser settings.
It’s way too filled with ads, bloat and anti-user stuff to provide a good or even acceptable workflow.
They changed a lot of the UI, and removed customization options. IMO, it looks worse now, and everything is even less powerful, as in the right click menus have way less options now. Means your workflow will be bad for the next few months, some things may not be possible at all anymore, and it’s not even consistent through every UI element. There are still XP, Vista and even 3.11 elements buried deep in Windows 11.
To actually get Win 11 to a usable state takes a lot of time, days, and then there’s ongoing maintenance to mitigate what M$ changes for you, e.g. your default browser settings.
It’s way too filled with ads, bloat and anti-user stuff to provide a good or even acceptable workflow.