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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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We peaked with Windows 2000. Operational systems have been going downhill ever since.
Temple OS was the peak of operating systems.
Windows 2022 has entered the chat.
In some ways yes. I don't think there was an OS that was that much clean looking and without bloat while having a good base. The basic install only gave you what you really need, and there's some beauty in that.
I guess text-based Debian install would be comparable for servers, but that's it.
That said I don't think we necessarily went backwards, but just in different direction that some people dislike, and that's OK, nowadays we have options anyway.
XP was a solid OS.