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A tour of Windows 11's GUI: http://toastytech.com/guis/win11.html
@mckinley Is it just me or has the UX of Windows gotten worse over time not better? 🤔
@mckinley Is it just me or has the UX of Windows gotten worse over time not better? 🤔
@prologic It is absolutely not just you. I found a nice video of someone going through Microsoft's efforts to make you use Edge on Windows 11. Is it okay if I upload it to tube.mills.io? It's 93.8 MiB.
@mckinley Ahh interesting glad it's not me 😆 I really can't stand Windows really at all 😂 Windows 2k was the last version I ever used 😅
@mckinley Ahh interesting glad it's not me 😆 I really can't stand Windows really at all 😂 Windows 2k was the last version I ever used 😅
@prologic I like the Windows 11 UX 🤐
@screem Really?! 🤔 😳
@screem Really?! 🤔 😳
@prologic I like that they went for a design that hasn't been present on Windows, even though it is more than likely "inspired by" MacOS.
@mckinley @prologic win2k professional was stable. although it looked like a one night stand between novell and os2 warp.
I haven’t really used Windows in a very, very long time, so I wonder: Have they finally introduced something like virtual desktops or workspaces by now? Or are Windows users still stuck with one desktop (and, thus, annoying workarounds like grouping of programs in the task bar)?

At one point, there was some kind of 3rd party program or a “power tool” from Microsoft itself which added this feature. I think I used this on Windows 2000 for a while. It was super useful. (It was buggy, though.)
I haven’t really used Windows in a very, very long time, so I wonder: Have they finally introduced something like virtual desktops or workspaces by now? Or are Windows users still stuck with one desktop (and, thus, annoying workarounds like grouping of programs in the task bar)?

At one point, there was some kind of 3rd party program or a “power tool” from Microsoft itself which added this feature. I think I used this on Windows 2000 for a while. It was super useful. (It was buggy, though.)
I haven’t really used Windows in a very, very long time, so I wonder: Have they finally introduced something like virtual desktops or workspaces by now? Or are Windows users still stuck with one desktop (and, thus, annoying workarounds like grouping of programs in the task bar)?

At one point, there was some kind of 3rd party program or a “power tool” from Microsoft itself which added this feature. I think I used this on Windows 2000 for a while. It was super useful. (It was buggy, though.)
@movq Virtual desktops are standard since at least 10. I doubt it's ever used by 99% of Windows users. Taskbar window grouping is the default. PowerToys are still around, adding things like window tiling and a bulk file rename utility. I think some of the PowerToys features from 10 were made standard in 11.
@screem Whether you like the design or not, the User eXperience, I think, has gotten even worse in comparison to 10. The trend of the industry (read: Windows, Mac OS, and default Ubuntu to an extent) is to make everything beyond opening the (default) Web browser more difficult.

Want to create a shortcut in Windows 11? It used to be right there in the Explorer right click menu. Now, it's only accessible in the old menu accessed from clicking an option in the new right click menu. What are you making shortcuts for, peasant? You're lucky they let you do advanced things like "making shortcuts" and "installing software from outside the walled garden" at all.
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell [93.8 MiB]
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell [93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB=]
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:
error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed

I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell [93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB]
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell [93.8 MiB]\n[93.8 MiB]\n[93.8 MiB]\n[93.8 MiB]\n
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell [93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB=][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB=][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB=][93.8 MiB][93.8 MiB=]
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell \n\n
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
@prologic I tried to use tube.mills.io to upload that video, but I kept getting an error:

error transcoding video: cmd.CombinedOutput error: signal: killed


I uploaded it to a regular file host instead. Windows 11 in a Nutshell \n\n\n\n
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) \n\n\n\n
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) [33.1 MiB]
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) [33.1 MiB]\n[33.1 MiB]\n[33.1 MiB]\n[33.1 MiB]\n
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) [33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB=][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB=][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB=][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB=]
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) \n\n
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) [33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB=]
I realized that the original video is H.264, here's an H.265 version. Same dimensions, comparable quality, but a third of the size! Oh, the joys of modern technology. :)

[Windows 11 in a Nutshell (H.265)](https://files.catbox.moe/brhtyx.mp4) [33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB][33.1 MiB]
@mckinley And of course this doesn't play in iOS on an iPhone 😂
@mckinley And of course this doesn't play in iOS on an iPhone 😂
No video? I only get audio hmm 🤔
No video? I only get audio hmm 🤔