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Wow, Microsoft are always so innovative! I never thought that the Win11 taskbar could get any shittier, but somehow they managed it. It's great to see those thousands of engineers being put to good use.
Install this. You will thank me later.
Thanks. My win11 install is coming up. Looks like I may need this. Bookmarked
There are more ways to make Windows suck less, even open source ones: https://feddit.de/comment/7447632 Of course, pick whatever is best for you, but FOSS is ultimately safer (and free!).
It has had such a massive positive effect on my life relative to the price.
classic shell does the same thing for free I'll pass
If it's not a link to an Ubuntu LiveCD, I'm leaving Lemmy
Come on people I'm joking. You can unclench your butthills
Ditch Ubuntu too. Mint or OpenSuse are very good alternatives.
Not to mention sweet mother Debian.
Ubuntu server is fine relax
With how they keep shoving snaps at everyone? At my work a migration to Debian is starting to be openly pondered.
gnome is pushing flatpacks. the official gnome distro is immutable.
i like debian. i like gnome. i don't like this trend.
I almost never interact with desktop Linux. That's a horrifying trend.
We do not talk about ubuntu here
Not open source. Use:
I did one better. I installed Linux
Goody for you
I've used them all (probably 20+ different OS' in my lifetime), and they all have a place. I use Windows, MacOS, and Linux daily, each for what they are good at. Maybe people should use what works best for them?