Also, this is more a matter of preference I guess, but the start menu got rid of live tiles and it just kind of a selection of icons you would most commonly use (you can customize the list), recent files, and a button to show the full A-Z app list. Similarly, to change the audio output, you have an extra click as battery/wifi/volume are all in one widget now. I guess they figure, people's right click menus were getting too big, or something. Some useability annoyances though in the form of an extra click here and there, notably the right click context menu is now stylized, and to get your usual options (say, 'Open with Notepad++', that kind of thing) you now have to click 'Show more options' to show all the options you used to have. I daresay the store may actually be something people want to use now, lol Windows terminal is stock on the Win+X menu (I LOVE WINDOWS TERMINAL), the Windows store actually looks decent and now can have all manner of apps (win32 and more instead of just APP. Vast majority of options are now in the 'settings' app (we still do have the old control panel though). you can tell they are trying to unify the design. If you've ever seen Microsoft's Surface Duo with Android.

You can certainly see some influence from other platforms like Apple and Android. Overall it looks a lot better, the UI is more cohesive across all the different parts of Windows.

I've been using it on my work and personal computers for a month or so. How are you guys finding Win11? Any new features really worth upgrading for?

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