@cinnamon one of the first things i did my early copy of windows 8 was make a super-light lisp dev environment
i too, found many cons
@cinnamon (okay, but on a more serious note, nothing really stands out about 11 for you? D:)
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@cinnamon ah dang, yeah
it looks like it's fun with any preexisting muscle memory, and a tease when you try to look for things that just poofed into the ether, huh?
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@thingywott the new separate widget screen feels like a step backward, being less accessible and taking up ay more space than the live tiles that were in the old start menu, especially with news articles at the bottom that you can't remove
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@cinnamon oof, you can't remove those? D:
and it's true! live tiles were pretty easy to just casually pay attention to as you did other things~
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@thingywott i like how they're centering some of the UI elements, as the center of the screen will be where you're looking most, and it's more comfortable on wider screens ime
but otherwise they've changed a lot of things that i regularly use in ways i don't like, like replacing tiles with pinned apps, removing the picture icons of the settings menu, etc