Things I've ran into on Windows 11. (Dont @ me that 'I don't have that problem', I do)
>The colors can conflict between dark mode and deafult OS to the point you cannot see text
>There are clickbait news stories that cannot be turned off
>Onedrive will fill up with data and bother you about being full
>For some reason, some programs will not display despite clicking on them. You must minimize the program infront of them
>There is no switch user button
>I was unable to figure out how to add a password to an account
>Ads are on by default
What I find amazing is that corporate professional computers have literal ads on them. I have a fortune 20 job and I have ads on my computer. These ads are for competitor products, for politics, and sports.
Anyway, LPT: For a personal OS, Fedora. Literally higher quality than Windows. Shockingly higher quality, I was a bit frustrated that I didn't know about fedora sooner. I don't consider Fedora 'Linux', because Linux has a bad reputation with things like Debian/Ubuntu/Mint that are 2+ years outdated out of the box. Fedora is different. I have a windows computer for legacy software like Adobe and CAD, but those are only used when doing work. Sometimes I have an old video game that needs windows.
Other than that, I do recommend Linux (mainstream ones are easy to install), for sure. I have been using it ever since I was 13 years old if not younger.
If you say it's solid, I'll buy it... but the first one is terrifying. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Even if Chris Titus is legit if his site gets owned so does anyone running this as Administrator in the way described.
>The colors can conflict between dark mode and deafult OS to the point you cannot see text
>There are clickbait news stories that cannot be turned off
>Onedrive will fill up with data and bother you about being full
>For some reason, some programs will not display despite clicking on them. You must minimize the program infront of them
>There is no switch user button
>I was unable to figure out how to add a password to an account
>Ads are on by default
What I find amazing is that corporate professional computers have literal ads on them. I have a fortune 20 job and I have ads on my computer. These ads are for competitor products, for politics, and sports.
Anyway, LPT: For a personal OS, Fedora. Literally higher quality than Windows. Shockingly higher quality, I was a bit frustrated that I didn't know about fedora sooner. I don't consider Fedora 'Linux', because Linux has a bad reputation with things like Debian/Ubuntu/Mint that are 2+ years outdated out of the box. Fedora is different. I have a windows computer for legacy software like Adobe and CAD, but those are only used when doing work. Sometimes I have an old video game that needs windows.