How Windows 12 Will Change Everything (Leaked Features)
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Linux is looking better and better by the day. I am sick of having to relearn the basics of the operating system every time Microsoft pump out a new version of Windows. And why should people have to buy a new PC just to be able to run this bloated spyware? It's a gigantic rip-off.
make the switch now, or even dual-boot it. Linux doesn't support some of the software I need, so I have both.
In my quite old laptop (from 2016 with 4g of ram and Intel i3 7th gen and an HDD) which doesn't support the requirements for windows 11 but I managed to bypass that and I have to say it's pretty beautiful
buy a new pc? well, maybe you’re talking about old ones..? i had a computer in 2020 that was windows 10, then in late 2021/early 2022 it updated to windows 11
A Linux user complaining about complexity..
You know, what I did was:
1. Run Linux on the bare metal (native) on my systems. That enables me to put in a nice filesystem like ZFS.
2. Install a VM (virtual machine) such as Virtualbox and install Windows in that for software which must have Windows OS.
3. Do the bulk of my software and engineering work using Linux.
4. Run Windows VM guest when I need to run Windows Office or other Windows-exclusive software, e.g. Turbotax. Now my Windows VM guest and its data are backed up using the ZFS filesystem which is on a RAID array and has snapshots and parity checks to greatly reduce the possibility of file corruption from hard disk bit flips and failures.
If you have a moderately powerful machine - 32GB or more RAM and 8cores, you should do this.
i just want a consistency in the UI Design 😅
10,11 is same design about
Fr. Still so many windows 10 UI elements.
How about : No ?
@@colonelccccc Oh yes because inconsistent UI design is so much better
W11 and 12 UI is just a really ugly copy of Apples macOS
I Don,t Know How A company Can Get XP And Win 7 So Right But Then Get So Lost
greed, just one word, greed. corporate greed to be specific.
One word: Microsoft
They never made one single good piece of software other than by pure luck. Most of their successful pieces of software are purchased and rebranded
Win 8 under the hood was solid. It was faster, didn’t consume a lot of system resources, way more secure and also had some nice features. The ui was a massive flop though. Hell, calling it a flop is an understatement. I remember the earliest versions of win 10 being pretty fast and light
GOD. Not another windows version. I don't want stupid AI garbage no one will use, more privacy intrusive spyware, worse GUI changes for the shake of "being minimalist", whilst ignoring decade old Windows vulnerabilities THAT BEEN IN THE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR YEARS. Microsoft, if you really want me to leave Windows this badly, then I'll just make Linux my main OS, they're both free and works fine without having to use the terminal.
As A windows Insider, I most definitely use the AI
@@kingzingbossnoreosHave fun having a slow computer
There has always been and therte will always be Windows haters. Bye, and good luck!
There was talk about it being fully AI based. and a Microsoft employee said "Will require an all new system architecture". And the current tech news is bragging about this new AI based CPU built on ARM. And tech radar claims that Microsoft wants Windows 12 to run on it's own Silicon. So if that's true, a upgrade path from your current PC wont be possible. Further more, rumors suggest that AI will run the entire OS. We are talking core level AI. Everything you do. File explorer, start menu, Applications. All of it will be powered by AI. Which i find scary as hell. Your OS will have the ability to think, and it will also learn about it's user and many other eye-brow raising things. As a software dev, i find this creepy as hell. I know what this kind of tech is capable of, and i do NOT under any circumstances want the core of my OS built around it. I would say "Oh just use Linux". But if Microsoft wants their own Silicon, and the OS is binded to it via AI. after a few generations you wont have any hardware left that can actually run Linux. At least not in the main stream. So far, i'm hating everything i'm hearing about Windows 12.
This AI's job is stealing our data probably
literally 1984
The solution is simple - Linux)
AI doesn't "think" it just assembles things already thunk... and not very well at that.
I would love if my Linux os learned, not so much about me, but my computing habits and it having the ability to arrange things based on my needs for productivity
I am so excited that I already upgraded to Linux.
Right there with you!!! I upgraded a bunch of my computers to Linux a long time ago on my home network, and really have not looked back!!!
@@gregbenwell6173 I miss the ads.
Me too. OpenSUSE is my chosen flavour
Same here !
Same
Bringing AI into Windows? Screw that! I don't want an AI to spy on everything I do on my PC.
Also the Windows 12 UI is garbage, Windows 7 aero theme is the best UI Microsoft ever made.
Close windows xp was 10000000000000 x better
This could also lead to less user privacy we also have to keep that in our mind.
Privacy isn’t a thing 😂😂 not 1999 bud
privacy is a myth just like apple saying they protect user privacy.
That is what Microsoft is betting on. Most users won't know what to do to sabotage their spying.
You can bet the AI will report back to its master.
That we lost almost 10 years ago when Win 10 was launched
If you want use Windows ,your Privacy is Over bro.
Linux Mint runs just fine on my old PC that doesn't have the windows 11 requirements.
And has crap programs and a mindboggling file system. What upgrade?
@@JeffSherlock None of the software on my Linux computer is "crap". Also, I don't pay a subscription fee to use any of it.
@@JeffSherlock mindboggeling file system? Just because it doesn’t have 500 root directories each time you mount a drive? There’s a reason it’s more stable than this bs from windows
I want privacy and stability in the system
Windows is quite stable, but you can forget about privacy. When AI is integrated, then the AI will not be your friend. It will act like a build in KGB officer.
@Ploskkky Every single Windows install I've ever had has either:
1. BSOD'd
2. Bricked my Hard Drive
all of these on "supported hardware"
@@jso_VS There might be something wrong with your PC's, or your software, because most BSODS are caused by either the user, questionable software, or faulty hardware. The problem is almost never the OS itself.
Idk, maybe but I spent hours configuring those machines and getting the correct drivers and they just i inexplicably brick themselves
@@jso_VS I have had my share of BSODs too.
The error code always tells you what is the cause, and so does the log.
Too little too late...Windows 10 changed everything for me...Rockin ZorinOS these days. Zero regrets and no pre-designated expiry dates (manufactured obsolescence). Even installable on my 16 year old Core2 Duo that Microsoft had relegated to the bottom of a closet.
Go ahead kids, ask your parents; Who or what is a Microsoft ? (or a Gestetner or an Underwood or a Packard). NO ONE is too big to fail. But few have dug their own graves quite so efficiently using metadata collection tools disguised as OSes.
Zorin was my first distro. Everything just worked. It took ten minutes for me to say bye bye to Windows forever.
@@flipflopski2951 It really is an outstanding OS. I have a 2 pieces of sotware that require windows (Wine is still iffy) that keeps Windows on one of my computers, but very few programs that don't have Linux equivalents, so all my other PC's are now ZorinOS. It is not only a painless switch, it is just a better OS than Windows by every metric.
I just tried it two days ago after using Mint for a while. I like it a lot.
if they add ai bloatware i dont want it
People are just going to make applications on Github to automatically get rid of it..
Windows 11 and 12- leaving nearly a billion people behind that can't afford to run out and buy a shiny new PC whenever Evilcorp tells them to.
Ryzen 1st gen is enough for w11 what the hell is wrong with you?! o_O
Yeah, the rules for upgrading to W11 got less restrictive a few days ago. Before every CPU built before Q3 2019 was blocked, even if capable.
If I remember correctly. I don't normally follow MS news, "ditched" Windows 5 years ago (for 2 programs I need it in a VM but not very often).
@@istvandeak8232 I agree with you. Some people spout off without and knowledge or understanding.
I primarily use linux, and I'm glad I do
I will try *_VERY HARD_* to avoid using w12
Stop updating the UI! Windows 7 UI had everything perfectly 😠
why so I like new UI from the concept itself .its so cool
They can if they want to but they should give you max customisation so you can have it like 7 if you so wish.
That in my opinion is the worst thing about win11... almost no customisation.
Window10 great
You mean xp
We are entering an era of asking permission from our computer to browse the internet. AI has the ability to block you from seeing something you want to see.
Don't be surprised if Microsoft announces that they're going to charge you monthly to use your operating system. That they in fact own your computer. Been using Linux for the last year. Never going to touch windows again
switched to linux the day win 10 was officially released.... love having an os that just works that I can customize to look and act how I choose
bro the "who tf uses edge" got me on the floor laughing
But excited to see what windows 12 will bring to the table
Still single-user. I wonder if it transfers files faster than Windows 10-11? Does it have an equivalent to ZFS file system?
If I owned Microsoft, I would replace the Windows kernel with Linux or BSD and concentrate on:
1. The desktop
2. Improving Office
3. Make the filesystem a copy on write with snapshot capabilities and parity checks.
4. Integrate advanced database and search capability into the filesystem.
When?
The only positive thing about Windows is that you don't have to pay extra for viruses or malware
To be fair they have done a much better job with anti virus part since Windows 8 first introduced it. But yeah, it's still an issue for various reasons.
I have not had any of those in years... You just have to learn to leave the porn alone... That is all...
I would love to switch to Linux because of how modular it is and how much control it gives you, but I'm too scared of compatibility issues or any other problems I might run into since ive been using Windows for pretty much my entire life...
Any Linux users out there have any words of advice for a newbie looking to transition? Where should I begin? What should I do first?
there are heaps of different Linux 'distro's..... but at least to start with, try Linux Mint 21.3. Later, after you have some experience on Linux you can try out other 'distro's.
I mention Mint 21.3, because it seems to be plug and go..... all my accessories just worked after I did a fresh install. Including printer/scanner, wifi and bluetooth... no issues. If there is any issue, Mint has a great forum for sorting out teething problems.
I think Microsoft paid for this commercial. Win 12 looks like 80% what Microsoft wants and 20% what the customer wants, even enterprise level customers. Linux Mint is a nice operating system, very familiar interface, easy to use and will run on just about any hardware.
It’s 80% what their investors want so they can pocket even more money. I will never touch windows again. To be fair I haven’t in 9 years so…
W11, W12, W13, W14 .... when DX is fully converted to Vulkan is windows the last system which I will install on my machine. Microsoft is nothing else as a big data crawler which sits inside your system, slows it down and fills your machine with crap features which nobody has asked for. When you will use Windows anyways then get sure to install a good firewall, because the firewall from windows itself suggested security where none is and also stops Microsoft from controlling your machine. It has good reasons why Microsoft itself uses on their systems Linux instead of Windows. Think about this!
did you have a stroke? please edit your comment with non-broken english. atleast add any sort of punctuation.....
Ecars are creating disposable cars (look at the price of battery changes), and operating systems are creating disposable computers. The number of PCs that did not make the W11 cut is staggering.
It's an extremely wasteful moment in history. The best thing I think Microsoft could do right now is to back off their bar for entry.
The fact that they are saying you won't have to pay a subscription fee means there are subscription fees coming down the road. I've been saying it for years now. That's the direction Windows is headed.
If they are not combining control panel and settings, not modernizing the old windows xp elements. And still forcing bing, news in widgets section, then there is no need for a new os.
Windows 11 didn't provide me anything good reason to move from Windows 10. Windows 12 looks to be an AI data grabbing OS. I am sticking with Win10 for now, but Linux is my go to place in the near future. Windows will live in a WM if I need apps like O365 or Adobe suite. Who the hell wants AI instead of a start menu. The whole reason for the start menu is to help me look for an app.
That aside, great video on explaining what it could bring.
Your just mad you can’t install windows 11 requirements 😂
@@OffcialAbdulPlays I like your "inteligent" assumption. I can run Windows 11 and I had it installed. I just don't like the crap they are throwing in. But I guess that is too much for you mate to understand. If you like windows 11 great for you. If you like the spamware that is windows 11 good for you. I don't.
@@darthhydralisk ok want me to be intelligent even if I was? Alright. Critics of bloatware might be wrong for a few reasons:
1. Convenience for Users: Some pre-installed applications can provide convenience, as they offer tools and features that users might need right out of the box. For example, productivity apps or security software can save time and effort in searching for alternatives.
2. Diverse User Needs: Not every user has the same preferences or needs. What may be considered bloatware by one user might be essential for another. Pre-installed apps cater to a broad audience, helping various users without needing extensive customization.
3. Support and Updates: Some built-in apps are supported directly by the operating system, ensuring they receive regular updates and security patches. This can help maintain system stability and security without requiring users to find and manage third-party alternatives.
4. User Education: Criticism of bloatware sometimes reflects a lack of understanding of how to manage and customize the operating system. Educating users about how to remove or disable unwanted applications can help them tailor their experience to better meet their needs.
5. Market Dynamics: Manufacturers and software developers often include certain apps for financial reasons, such as partnerships or promotional agreements. While this may seem annoying, it helps support the development and maintenance of the operating system, which benefits all users in the long run.
In summary, while some users may dislike bloatware, it can offer convenience, support, and cater to diverse needs, making the criticism not universally applicable.
@@OffcialAbdulPlays Please explain to me where in your initial post you where intelligent? You assumed that by me saying Windows 12 will be an AI data collection Os and that Windows 11 did not provide me any reason to stay on it or move to it from Win 10, means I can't run it.
I get it that english might not be your native tongue and that is fine, but if you do not understand something don't start talking crap.
@@darthhydralisk I apologize for any misunderstanding. My initial response aimed to provide a general overview of concerns about bloatware and data collection in Windows 11 based on common user feedback. I did not mean to imply that your specific experience with Windows 11 was negative or that it lacked features you desired.
If you’re referring to expectations for future operating systems like Windows 12 potentially being more focused on AI, that’s an interesting perspective and a direction that many technology companies are exploring. If you have specific features or capabilities you expect from future versions, I’d be happy to discuss those further. Thank you for your feedback!
Windows say I need to upgrade my system so I installed LINUX !!! :))))
I recomend Garuda Linux!
that's the OS they use at microsoft.. if it's good enough for them....
Let me guess. mint?
That’s called downgrading my friend 😂
I don't trust microsoft with anything so I left windows ages ago for linux and don't plan on ever going back until windows is open source or somehow better than arch
I was about to comment on arch's stability but then I realized they are about the same.... depressing that a once great OS is falling to immense corporate greed.
@@FoxyAnimater even then arch's stability really isn't that bad anymore and rarely has any issues. I reckon I had more issues with windows in the last 3 years than linux lmao
Looks like they took some ideas from Linux and applied them.
Which is great, honestly. It will make the whole experience better for Windows users. I am curious about what innovation they will bring to the table.
All they can do now is just steal Linux UI ideas, hilarious. Windows is dead
'windows is dead' '1.6 billion users'. those 2 do not go in a sentence together@@lanych1
They've been doing that since Win7.
@@lanych1 i mean sure. but pretty mutch 99% of users still use windows cause every laptop comes with it
@@lanych1 + if this is true then 64 bit pcs will run better then windows 11 and 10 because of the optemization. bruh my spelling so bad
"windows 12 will blow your mind"
ah yes its gonna blow you away with the extreme requirements you will need just to run it
Just change to Linux Mint and trust me you'll avoid a lot of headache
Yep! Right answer.
Will it do nothing and just run apps I want? Will it not spy and not allow apps to also? Otherwise not interested
why microsoft wont allow users to use legacy shells is beyond me. bring back classic/luna theme and i promise you, you'll see the biggest influx in users since windows 7
0:05 the "Who tf use edge" is so true 😭😂
anything past windows 7 is unnecessary
Nostalgia merchant
@user-nj8mv4oy6i "A lot of better" for 0.5% of people
I've been a Windows user my whole life, but now I'm on the path to switching to over to MacOS, just sick of all the issues that you get on Windows. your PC will fine for a couple of months than boom a new issue will pop up out of nowhere.
I hope it has a better file explorer
EXACTLY!
Yeah Linux is much better in this regard.
Please don’t make me laugh. They’re way too busy packing spyware into their os and disguise it as features. It’s not like they listen to user requests. The taskbar still can’t be repositioned or made smaller in Winblows 11
this channel is RIDICULOUSLY underrated. I really hope windows 12 keeps improving the UI consistently and with way more customizability. Desktop widgets like on mac would be awesome too
All the eye candy is fun, but I would love the option for a completely stripped-down old-school Windows look. No widgets, no Aero, no bs. Just the basics, preferably in a dark mode color scheme.
I .not going to use that spyware, bloated application with multiple bugs and problems.
Nope
Great video you deserve more subs man
dude, windows 10 is the modern windows 7 rn
I'm a gamer, so I don't care a lot about most of it's features; I just care about game compatibility, and speed....Hopefully Win. 12 doesn't disappoint.
You should try Linux if you like faster performance for games. Most games work really well and Valve is soon going to threaten all remaining games to be Linux compatible or be taken off of the Steam store.
@@amongusisdeadstopjokingabo1484Bro really recommended him to game on Linux ☠️☠️☠️
@@amongusisdeadstopjokingabo1484 that id a lie most games don't work on linux
My main computer at work is a Windows 10 machine but I have put together another computer running Linux Mint and I am quite surprised how well and easy it is to use.
I can pretty much do anything on the computer that I can with my Windows 10 computer.
I think I’ll be migrating more of my workload to the Linux computer and saying goodbye to an old friend.
Wait wait that taskbar looks a bit like a fucking dock. Why? is callled a taskBAR not a taskDOCK
ISNT THE DOCK A FUCKING BAR THAT FLOATS?
Could be speculation, but let's not forget the rumored ads. Consider running a program, and suddenly an ad pops up. Also, I believe that copilot is capable of recording everything you do, and sending the information directly back to Microsoft.
For me an operating system should just be something in the background that runs the software I actually want to use. I do not need a confusing interface and ai crap. I would probably spend most of my time trying to turn off annoying 'features'.
Just use Linux.
Problem is I use some software that will just not run on it that does not have an alternative such as Daz Studio. If all the software I need would run I would use it. I will have to keep a Windows PC for that but will be staying on 10. Not likeing anything I'm hearing about 12. I may use Linux apart from when I need certain software. I wish software manufacturers would wake up and make Linux versions.
@@philby1 Your best bet might be Ubuntu or some variant based on it since it's more optimized to run most windows based apps with a slight few tweaks.
Only use Windows if your applications do not support Linux. Or use wine.
worst case spin up a VMWare Player VM with the malware contained in that container.
I think I'll stick to 11 until its EOL, kind of scared of the UI changes
I see nothing but pointless gratuitous graphics changes
Vista Mk II
This may be what finally pushes Linux into the mainstream
Ah yes, Microsoft copying Linux and Mac for like, what? The 1000th time?
Ah Spyware OS 12, I mean Windows 12 is coming out soon hey? Linux FTW
So you dont use android or ios aswell?
Don't forget the two biggest things that will come with Windows 12: A whole new load of bugs/vulnerabilities, and software incompatibilities.
Beyond that, it's very telling that one of the "features" touted for W12 is "no subscription fee". This implies that people are expecting there to be a subscription fee, and if you condition enough to expect one, they're not going to revolt when there eventually is one. Microsoft would already be charging users by the minute if they thought they could get away with it.
Plus, I predict that users will have even less control over "their" computers under W12. Micorosoft will continue to freely change whatever they like in Windows and users will have no way to stop them.
Whatever benefits W12 may have, it will come with a lot of negatives as well. Sadly, people have been conditioned to accept these things as normal.
Windows again misses the technical writings on the wall. Look for example at OpenSuSE Micro and its comrades how a state-of-the-art modular system is built thats learnt the Docker lesson. Never delete a package, but overlay transactional. Forget about installing apps, but install complete packages with all its transitional requirements without interfering other packages with overlapping parts. Thats much more important than the silly AI stuff. And build a puggable UI subsystem like the display managers of linux. Thats what i'd expect, no less.
I think they should add windows 11 start,or at least add a feature to make folders in start....
I like how they ditched everything that made Windows...yknow, *look like Windows* in an effort to make it look like bargain-bin pound shop MacOS.
What was wrong with the no-frills appeal? why does everything have to be transparent and minimalist?
And what's with all the AI crap? If I build a computer, I want to use a computer, not interface with an algorithm that will use my computer for me....
And why is Microsoft *so* insistent that I can only have a Windows PC *if* I have an account with them that is intrinsically tied to my personal computer? Can I not be trusted to use my device without an internet connection? Or does Microsoft have some financial gain from (probably) borderline illegally collecting data from the users of it's OS?
They're becoming more like Apple by the day and I don't like it.
My thoughts exactly.
If I wanted the Appel experience I be on a I device or would use a Mac inspired Linux distro not on Windows.
With Linux and current Proton-development breathing down on Microsoft's neck, I want more performance out of my OS. I don't need a modular windows, I need an efficient windows
Hope this promising look is a good thing I have a Windows 11 laptop a Samsung book 3 hopefully it won't have any problems updating when it eventually happens next to 12 but a curious question will these upgrades be in stages or all at once over the first installation or snippets of upgrades? I know you have said it will appear in small updates to window's 11 OS but when does this happen before the official start like one month before or as a bundle of upgrades?
I like 11 and love the next phase to a number 12 but it could be neat to use a name instead of 12 or something like the colour 12 as only seven colours in a rainbow when you mix red and orange you get VERMILION this could be a good name of the OS for Windows.
I have used W11 for about 6 months and I moved back to W10. I am not happy with the Windows layout direction. I hope ChromeOS to become a serious os in coming years. If not, then I will consider to move on linux. The only reason why I did not move to linux yet is Premiere Pro.
consider switching to davinci resolve
it now works on linux and is pretty incredible
there is a free version to try with only a few feature walls
Just to clarify, ChromeOS IS Linux.
... and built on top of Gentoo Linux.
@@deltaboogaloo633 Just to clarify, ChromeOS is one of the worst OSs in history
I started with Windows '98 in 1999 right on through Windows 11 and everything in between. So, yeah win 12 will be the cherry on top. I'm excited, as long as hardware requirements don't change.
Windows "Super Spy" 12...
who tf uses edge 💀
I used to now I use firefox forget chromium
Me
Man the UI still looks like trash in 12
"who tf uses edge" is crazy
will windows allow ddr 4 , 12 gen processor pc to get this upgrade
Bro why is microsoft ruining windows
As long as they don't fix the menu bar to the top of the screen like Mac does I'm all for it.
I do agree with you. If Microsoft does, I might probably switch to Linux.
What's wrong with it
@@eobardthawnemcoc It just gets confusing when you have multiple windows open and you have to mouse up to the top of the screen to do anything. Much better having the menu bar at the top of each individual window imo
@@Cyba_IT ah yesyes i agree man
Copilot showed up on my Windows 10 machine. I don't know exactly when Microsoft snuck it on there, but one day it was just there. It looks like an attempt at an advanced Cortana. The first (and only) question I asked it was ...how do I uninstall Copilot? I already knew how to uninstall it, I just wanted to see if it would tell me. It did.
I was thinking buying new pc soon.
So shall I go for it or wait untill win12, as i read that it will require some special hardwares and old pc will become obsolete too..
So I don't know whether I should buy new one or not..
some new computers sold today come with cpu's that are 2 or 3 generations old... as long as you buy one that has the newest generation and at least 16gb of ram, I'm sure you will be fine
WAIT until you know what the required specs are. You are otherwise bound to get it badly wrong.
The issue with operating systems isn't "the operating system", it boils down to use-case. If you game, Linux is not the answer, BUT if you are slightly insane and like torturing yourself a little, you can enable pass-thru for local devices on your system on a Windows VM, get bare-metal performance and LEARN a lot in the process. That is of course if your system allows for this functionality.
I run a linux server and keep everything on it, I limit what I do with Windows, its a perfect mix for my use-case. The first step is to define your use-case, then you will know exactly what to do or learn.
microsoft should make the taskbar more customisable like so that you could put a picture on the taskbar and change the shape
as in sharp edges or smooth edges and also make it so that you can put the searchbar where you want even on the taskbar and you could choose where it is on. the windows button the clock too
This guy explains tech like the TH-camrs that have millions of subscribers.
Where all of these bells and whistles are fine and dandy, we as users arent looking for a fancy new build that complicates things. Simplicity from OS's like XP, Vista, windows 7 are what we all crave.
Sorry, but there's no new thing for linux users.
In the last 20 years, I've seen so many beautiful design drafts in previews or leaks of the "next" windows version. And every time, I thought, oh that's very cool, but it was always shipped very far away from the design draft.
But thanks for the video.
Pretty sure the "Control Panel" would still in light and old icons style, even though the overall theme is set to "Dark" mode 😂😅
I left windows when they ended support for windows 7. Since then I have been running Linux Mint Cinnamon, and it so much better than any Windows could ever become
I really hope a lot of the concept UI for the desktop are real. I would love my OS to look like this.
I think windows 12 is a good idea. Windows 11 sucked, I had so many issues and then the strict requirements which is ridiculous.
Also, I just Subscribed to your channel. Cheers!!😎😎
I personally like the start button in the middle on Windows 11.
Top notch performance? I'll believe it when I see it. My Windows 11 runs like treacle and is super clunky and I have a MONSTER processor, SSD and more than enough RAM. It baffles me what Windows developers to to make it quite as slow as it is.
When the start button will be in the bottom left (as you look at desktop) then I will consider updating from w10.
You can change its position, but it's still not worth it with all of the spying.
Can't wait.
I'll install on day one. I like Windows 11 and the bar centered etc. good stuff
Do we still have Control Panel & Settings apps because Microsoft havent figuresd out how to integrate them?
Although I use macOS which is clean and just works but if Windows 12 is good it'll make for a good secondary OS
Windows 12 will indeed be more leaky with our data; IMHO
i wasnt really excited for windows 11 but i am excited for this one
Windows 11 is completely fine 😂
Not impressed with the revamped UI, but I guess they had to put new paint on it. The one thing I like is the core modularity approach to the OS, but I'm not sure how updates will go any smoother with a system that is using an SSD for its primary drive.
Windows 10 should have had the rumored update structured cause mac and linux was already doing it but better late than never i guess. Ill hold my breath on this one chief
Maybe someone might force Windows 11 to upgrade Windows 12 for early. They're much excited and they need to be in early upgrading to Windows 12.
I care about customizability. I want to get rid of that ridiculous Windows 11 interface. It is terrible. I reinstalled 10, and it felt like an upgrade.
I care much more about reliability and stability than fancy GUI features. I could have lived with the sucky Start Menu of Windows 11. What I couldn't stand was getting a BSOD almost every time Microsoft pushed an update onto it.
So we will end up as always: windows 12 is faster on a new, faster PC than windows 11 on the previous pc. But windows 11 will be faster than windows 12 on the new faster PC. And windows 10 will be faster than windows 11 on the faster pc. And windows 7 will be faster than windows 10 on the new pc.
since I'm not that much into gaming anymore I switched to Mac and I don't regret it
All the concept UI looks like a Windows clone powered by Linux
you just provoked a linux gang war.
@@FoxyAnimater here's how you start a gang war. Ubuntu > every other distro
@@blackrosegallade9667 hey now... them's fighting words : ) everyone knows arch is the best
@@gogg111 arch is for people who thinks they’re better!
@@blackrosegallade9667 lol i get that ' especially on some arch forums... but I use it because if find arch has some advantages that actually make it easier. especially some arch 'based' distros rather than straight arch
After playing the "Rodeo Song" for MS, I formatted C: installed Debian 12, and am very pleased overall. To migrate my Nord subscription, one must use terminal commands. Daunting, but I'm stumbling my way through the curve. Linux is very different from Windoze, but the apps are designed to work together. I especially like using Activities. Go ahead and jump in over your head. watcha got to loose? 🙂
Satya Nadella watching this video and thinking "Eh eh eh those dudes don't know anything"...
Please 🙏 please enable aggregation in linking multiple audio devices for DAW users . Also AVB audio endpoint support. It is a ieee standard and most hardware already has the ability.
Why does Microsoft not bring back windows experience index score system permanently? Why did they get rid of it?