For those brave enough to try (we do not endorse or recommend it), you can apparently install it on bare metal by enabling Secure Boot and TPM2 in the BIOS! :) Also, I *know* multi-deaktop isn't new. They've added new FEATURES to it. Here's some info :) www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-11-may-be-unveiled-next-week-heres-what-we-know/
The problem with Win10 is they were struggling to force us onto the store and we worked out easy way round telemetry. Make no mistake Win11 will collect more days than ever, and be fully locked down. It'll be more like MacOS than ever with a focus on farming your data. I'll be using Linux.
Well Win11 is a upgrade update, it will add some new stuff, mininum redesign, thats it. Its still win10 under the name win11. So they didnt really lie...
Microsoft can't really do much about it unless they build an entirely new os. Windows 11 is just an upgrade
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Windows 11 is supposed to have a completely new store, settings and more apps. None of these are in this release yet. It's a veeeery early dev build that shouldn't be out in public yet
Well, they didn't listen since Vista, so chances are they aren't going to listen now. But yeah, I can't agree more. Having the same UI/controls for a handheld device and a giant monitor with keyboard and mouse is the dumbest thing ever.
For every bloat added and every UI change done with each new Windows release I'm getting more and more convinced that Microsoft is run by a very advanced AI with the one flaw that it doesn't understand the concept of good ideas/bad ideas. It seems to just flip a coin. Sure hope this will offer more than just visual changes, going from 10 to 11. Maybe I'm old and wrong.
the search button has been a separate task bar button for a long while, we just all turn it off cause you can use the windows button and and get the same functionality.
@UCqybQxo3hJjzzqV9Idl_k3g I think the point of showing it is that you can now have them tied to a given screen. So you could have 3 on one screen and none on the other. It's just that they couldn't demo that.
@@itsonlykatniss1776 Yup, works since windows 3.x as far as i can remember using it... best keycombo ever created... luckily we don't have to use taskmgr anymore, just replace it with procexp (process explorer) if you want to have REAL control
Yeah virtual desktops isn't anything new. Windows 10 already tries and mostly succeeds with rearranging icons to original positions when you unplug a monitor (but not when it's shut off!!). Hopefully that's something they add. Super frustrating when all your new windows open on your second monitor that's not even turned on
@@Kvatch1 I had that problem to because my desktop wouldn't know the monitor is off or on over HDMI but once I started connecting by DisplayPort it's worked great, windows recognizes when the monitor is off and won't open stuff on there.
Well, you blew my freaking mind that "middle click opens up another instance of an app". Thank you! haha only took me most of my life to learn that lmao
Oh man I can’t wait to dig through another generation of interface to find the basic sound card settings. So we will now have a windows 11 interface over a windows 10/8 interface, over windows XP interface to get the basic sound settings in a windows 95 looking panel. I guess the upside is I get to feel like Indiana Jones digging through history to find what I am looking for. Could they just pull a 2001 Apple and start from scratch already?
I think a fair bit of TH-camr lie when they say that. And Linus himself said that sometimes he acts surprised when he actually isn't to create more interaction and interest.
@@FrEffectsIntroforOffer24 I mean windows 10 is free, The thing that's not free is just a license and that extra Feature. And nothing else than removing the activate windows watermark
@@doomsday5286 I mean at this point W10 has become pretty heavy update after update. W10 was supposed to be lightweight, but I imagine that the things under the hood become very complicated, tangle, unorganized, and unoptimized after working with the same code for like 6 years now.
Totally agree! WinXP= Nice crayon-ish windows WinVista= Crappy glass-ish windows Win7= Nice glass-ish windows Win8= Crappy tile-ish windows Win10= Nice tile-ish windows Win11= Crappy ¿roundend diffuminated? windows
I liked Windows 95 because folders were actually HTML pages, each with it's own hidden editable file. You could edit these files to customize your folders with background images and custom links.
This may be true though, because they tweeted a few hours later "This is just the Start" with start capitalized just like I wrote. And in this leaked build we haven't seen much difference from win10, except for the start menu
I saw someone say that they wouldn't want an unfinished version circuling around only a few days before the event organized for the sole purpose of showing the new OS.
@@4Core100 people that look for that right click and do ctrl alt del to open the task manager legit make me mad. Just do ctrl shift esc, saves you a lof of clicks and time
It is windows 10... It's windows 10 with a slapped on Windows 10X start menu and rounded corners.. Windows 10X and its new device failed, so in order to save face, they incorporated the windows 10X start menu and roumded corners and called it windows 11.... They are forcing windows users to adapt another one of microsofts faild projects...
Well Windows dropped support for Windows 7 most newer games will not run on it. However, I'm sure it works well on older games or emulators with no problems.
"That looks like a mobile app. That's cool." isn't that the entire reason that Windows 8/Metro UI failed? Desktop Users don't want a Mobile looking experience!!!!
I don't think the mobile look is the problem. It's about the usability and the functionality. You have buttons on a keyboard and a bunch of stuff in wide spaces, mainly that's how workflow is achieved. So if it behaves like a mobile it's bad to work on other than typing emails. Also yes a bit, mobile look is not nice on monitors.
Nah, you mean boomers that work on Windows 7 are the one that hate the Mobile looking Experience, almost everyone that uses Windows for gaming or free time wants a clean and simple UI/UX and windows 11 is just perfect
'"why does middle click not open a new instance of an application anymore?" wait..... it does that? you just changed my life. Linus Tech Tips living up to the name once again!
Easiest solution I've found is saying it the intended way and turning notifications off so all the people who say giff with a hard g can argue with themselves.
@@galacticbeat6328 the Oxford English dictionary accepts both pronunciations stating "The pronunciation with a hard g is now very widespread and readily understood. A coiner effectively loses control of a word once it’s out there…” Who's the moron now?
@@_Mozarrk Especially because they always say "ITS JIF LIKE THE PEANUT BUTTER" OK? So then he should have realized using the G to cover "graphical" would fuck that up right? They didn't call the peanut butter "GIFF" for a reason.
@@ToniMorton you can in Windows 11 too. I'm not sure if right-click does it or just the Taskbar settings in personalization but I was able to hide it immediately
"I felt a great disturbance in IT, as if millions of IT admins suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."
Oh yes... I miss Win7 aka the Windows "20 years in the making" . Now it's just style over substance / how to clone macosx / how to take the power from the user / how to restrict and dumb down and make it as simple and easy as possible for the premium noobs of our generation / how to get/bound ppl into the MS ecosystem and all its services / how to make them buy apps and shit and use bing to watch our ads .... I would like to puke. I really hope tools like 7TT+ and Open-Shell continue to work and the legacy Win32 shell and all the cpls gonna stick around and be accessible somehow and ppl like Russovich and many others continue to create useful tools to disable all the bullshit and actually _improve_ the workflow ...else it's really time to go fully Linux for _everything_ than games.
huh I always set my middle click to ctrl-W. so useful to close multiple windows. And thumb button for "enter", dynamic app profile switching and productivity mode is a go.
Wtf it requires tpm? Edit: I didn't think this dumb comment through when I made it. it only requires tpm, because it's a developer testing. More security = better
@@HoloScope officially yes, but you can get around all of those limitations (and even install on legacy BIOS) by using the windows 11 install.wim in a windows 10 iso. that way you're using the windows 10 setup to install it (since it's only an artficial limitation: microsoft created TPM and they're also big perponents of secure boot because it keeps normies from downgrading windows or installing linux or other OSes, which means it keeps them making money.)
Nah, probably more like Microsoft: "Hey guys, now that you have a presentable working build, make sure you don't leak it 😉😉. We wouldn't want all that extra hype before we've officially announced it 😉😉."
@@frankfrankenstein2893 well its about as fully functioning as it supposed to be based on the UI and everything ..they prolly planned the leak because they knew people not gonna like a new UI overhaul yet again on the official release so they somewhat lowered the hype on that this way ...some new perks will surely be added on the official release tho i think
Thanks Linus, for letting me know that I have at least until October of 2025 to keep using my Windows 10. That's a relief. I thought I was going to have to deal with re-installing all my work in the New Windows 11 in the next few months. But there's a tricky install reminder on my update page I will have to not click accidentally for the next 4 years.
Would've liked to see a more streamlined version of windows drastically scaling down the resources it takes up, feels like we just got another 20% redesign of their leaning tower of duct tape
you would think that, look reality is if you want less resource usage go use linux, but seriously microsoft has made design decisions that while work for them in the long run may hurt em as well, including stuff like backwards compatibility... reality is they are commited to backwards compatibility (in my opinion this is bad but ok), i have seen companies run ms-dos programs(not ms-dos style but programs made in ms-dos days) on windows 10
I mean yeah I guess windows is resource heavy but since my new build with a ryzen 5950X and 64 gigs of RAM I honestly don't even use more at idle than one to 2% of CPU and RAM usage. And all I do is use it for gaming. Don't have to worry about them background usages lol
@@mjouwbuis not gonna hapoen sorry its called backwards compatibility if they make a desktop linux based operating system i bet it will have a different name (ahem let me correct mysf they already make a limux based operating system called CBL-mariner but thaf is not ment for desktop). unless they took the wsl like approach if using vm to host windows
It *ESPECIALLY* worries me that just like 8, the UI once again appears to be designed for touch-devices like tablets first and Keyboard/Mouse input as an afterthought.
It's just windows 10 20h2.. little bits of UI changes that s it. I don't know why people are surprised and hesitant. It's just windows 10 20h2 which at last moment and for press they decided to call windows 11.
1:34 "i havent looked at any of the leaked screenshots" 2:46 "if you were looking closely many of the leaked screenshots of windows were at odd ball resolution" . (got some trust issues)
I'm guessing that whoever wrote the script for this episode did actually look at the leaked screenshots, but linus himself didn't do so. Can't be sure unless linus comments on this lol.
Linus: "why doesn't middle click open a new instance anymore.." Me: ?? *Middle clicks something in my taskbar* "Oh S***, how have I not ever known about this!?"
I set my taskbar in KDE to close programs when I middle click them. I find inverting what the browser does to be quite odd. Besides the only program window I have more than one instance of is Chrome, which I prefer to get with Ctrl+N.
@@chinoto1 sometimes when I'm moving files around in explorer (especially for drag and drop modding), I usually right click in the taskbar and scroll up to open another window. But just middle clicking will save me much time.
And hid more features. As a professional working with Audio, you find that you have to change settings sometimes and windows 10 changed the location of the output mixer. It use to be that you right clicked and hit "speakers." It takes 4 menus now though. I feel as we move on the advanced settings get dug deeper and deeper into the OS and you have to be a power user to operate it to the extent one might need. Apple fixed this by allowing you to just type "Midi" in their search engine, which is a industry standard word.
@@dBJerry Install EarTrumpet. It adds a replacement sound icon in your taskbar and one left click allows you to mix per app volume, while right click allows you to set the default device and a quick way to go to the windows 7 sound settings should you need them (I wouldn't blame you, the w10 sound settings are horrible)
@@leo6659 as a uix designer this is a basic concept of design, a good ui is the one that can do everything, and be simple while being useful for advanced users, the centered icons, they can be set to sides (tested the w11 build myself) so that's great, more options, but the mouse click? i mean its just worse for no reason, its a beta version but there's just "the easy way", leave the old desktop ui as an option, remember all the classic shell users? yea it clashes with the overall OS design but.. this is an OS so, utility>>>being fancy, all the macOS wannabe.. WHY, if i wanted a mac.. i would buy a mac. Just give options, and the "settings pannel" i've never seen a worse design, its meant for touch devices, sry but specially nowdays when ppl is getting bigger and bigger displays everywhere, laptops included.... the old control pannel was smaller and clearer while having all the options accesible.
@@dBJerry Not sure if this is what you're talking about but the App volume preferences and choosing what outputs to what is just right click sound icon, open sound settings, scroll down and "App volume device preferences." It really only takes about 2 seconds.
glad to see i'm not the only one who needs a whole year to realize the year has changed, and then be behind again we're on 2021 as of writing this, it's been 6 years lol
Linus: “I haven’t looked at any of the leaked screenshots…” Also Linus 1 minute later: “ Many of the leaked screenshots of Windows 11 were at oddball resolutions”
If you look at the end credits, Jake was the one who wrote this video, Linus was just the presenter. Jake saw the screenshots and put that thought into the script, whilst Linus just read the script, whilst still giving his own thoughts on W11.
There's no contradiction there though. Could be info from other people. I can tell you the weather outside without ever stepping foot out there or even owning or looking at a thermometer.
You say that as if WSL isn't a thing Microsoft is working on. Which literally enables you to run Linux apps in windows. They even added GUI apps and graphics acceleration support recently in the test build.
I would just like to say that the delay in typing response could be the fact that you didn't install the USB package extension for virtual box. Making the drivers for USB devices act a lot less desirable then they should be.
"Limited experience", LMAO! Yeah, just being able to start working with my computer right away without having to deal with online checks, ads, ass-istants, widgets, update notifications and other unnecessary distractions, what a terrible limitation! 😂
lmao, reminds me a few years ago when I just started working, my boss told me to middle click to open a new instance and i was like oh my fucking god this is a thing?
Middle click also closes a tab in any browser. So handy. Oh, and middle clicking a hyperlink opens it in a new tab. You should just try middle clicking everything. It does so much!
@@markstevens7699 did they learn nothing from Windows 8? Optimizing a desktop environment for a touchscreen should be optional. If I don't have a touchscreen attached, why should my computer be optimized for it? Being "intuitive to use" is irrelevant if it destroys the knowledge and muscle memory of the existing userbase, and actually makes it unintuitive. Now. If this was gonna be a dedicated tablet or ARM version of Windows, that would be great, but if they're intending to replace our desktop environment with one that looks like it's what the iPad Pro *SHOULD* be running, I'll pass.
I dont understand these stupid and awfull widgets they added.its not user friendly, Its not even useful. Its just a waste of my time.taskbar would be okay with the start menu being less weird. Im a Windows 7 user. Does that say anything about me?
This has been a rather, shall we say, exciting week. First, Microsoft rolled out Windows 11 to great fanfare, emphasizing the new, flashy user interface. There was just one problem: If you didn't have a system with the latest Intel Generation 8 or above processors, you couldn't have it -- you'd be stuck on Windows 10.
@@mohamedab9033 pringles still has a moustache its just black instead of the brown shades. i like the old logo better but captain pringles still has his moustache
I doubt you even have to work that hard to do that. Add more features and do it in a way that isn't optimized very well over and over and you can slow any hardware down without any malice.
Gimicks are always a thing on MS software, but let's be honest, since the first stable Win10 version to today, things have improved a lot, and in the last year they have even improved memory management of the core OS Now don't expect Win11 to be night and day in any aspect, it will be a regular free update from Win10 and it will mostly be a reskin
This was a useless video. I don't usually watch this guy but this seemed relevant. It doesn't look like there have been any non-aesthetic changes whatsoever, and if so, he didn't cover them.
@@fynkozari9271 hardware and drivers can cause crashes too. I am not sure you know, but The Division 2 has caused quite a lot of people problems when using DirectX 12 mode, even those with top hardware. The game just doesn't like that, and you can't blame Windows for game code problems. So please look into that before blaming whatever feels convenient.
@@flapdrol75 Its probably them positioning for more users transitioning to a touch interface. Don't worry i hate it to tho. At the very least we have until 2025 for other people to bitch about it and get it fixed
@@nahyan Not really, you can't make the new taskbar list individual windows (like you could on win 7,8 and 10), and you can't middle click to launch a new instance. But hopefully this will be fixed by release date.
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@@zekicay its a veeeeeeeery early developer release that was not supposed to be out in the public even. We shouldn't judge the missing of features yet
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For those brave enough to try (we do not endorse or recommend it), you can apparently install it on bare metal by enabling Secure Boot and TPM2 in the BIOS! :)
Also, I *know* multi-deaktop isn't new. They've added new FEATURES to it. Here's some info :)
www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-11-may-be-unveiled-next-week-heres-what-we-know/
Thanks daddy
Sure can, did it last night, its not too bad honestly lolol
thank you linus
If I wanted to make sure to avoid piracy what words should I definitely NOT type into my search engine to make sure I avoid this at all costs?
okie
Windows 7 users: Ah shit, here we go again
Windows 95 users:Well well well let's see.
I mean... if you're still on Windows 7, you might as well just let it go. Not like you're getting any more security updates anyway.
My favorite laptop TH-camr
windows vista users: You new here ?
@@SpinDlsc For most people still on windows 7 that wont be an issue anyway.
“Windows 10 is our last operating system” yeah we knew that wasn’t gonna last
They bumped up the number because of macos 11, I'm sure it's mostly the same under the hood
The last didnt last
Unless there literally changing windows 10 to 11 and the expire date has a typo
Microsoft doesn’t know what it’s doing.
@@belknapbrothers3971 praaaaaaaaaaaaank u
"A complete rethinking of windows"
When has that ever been an improvement
I liked 8 thank you very much.
Windows 95
@@sacb0y 8.1 was pretty good ngl
Vista to 7?
Why would someone that has used windows for years want them to put all the taskbar icons are in the middle, like a mac lmao
"Windows 10 will be the last version of Windows." Does anyone remember this? Pepperidge Farm Remembers.
The problem with Win10 is they were struggling to force us onto the store and we worked out easy way round telemetry.
Make no mistake Win11 will collect more days than ever, and be fully locked down.
It'll be more like MacOS than ever with a focus on farming your data. I'll be using Linux.
Well Win11 is a upgrade update, it will add some new stuff, mininum redesign, thats it. Its still win10 under the name win11. So they didnt really lie...
The last version of Windows, with continuous updates.
"Nobody will ever need anymore then 640k of ram" If you remember that, the rest should not be a surprise .
Member? I member
W11 is leaked and we still have two different control panels on windows 10
While control panel has more options then 10 and I hope they change the configure properties and other things UI
Yeah, setting for windows, settings for control panel
The control panel still exists in W11
Microsoft can't really do much about it unless they build an entirely new os. Windows 11 is just an upgrade
Windows 11 is supposed to have a completely new store, settings and more apps. None of these are in this release yet. It's a veeeery early dev build that shouldn't be out in public yet
Microsoft really needs to get it through their heads that not everyone wants their desktop computer to run like a damn tablet or phone.
Well, they didn't listen since Vista, so chances are they aren't going to listen now. But yeah, I can't agree more. Having the same UI/controls for a handheld device and a giant monitor with keyboard and mouse is the dumbest thing ever.
I agree with you. Wonder if there will be the classic look option. We shall see as Win 11 rolls out.
As an IT professional, I couldn't agree more
@@nillywilly2176 As a network engineer i agree too
this
Can't wait to spend a few hours removing all of the bloatware
And finding out the new way to stop automatic updates
Feel free to install apple OS or w/e cuz free windows is terrible
Well u can use debloater instead and save ur time and computer... Its a script on GitHub... Its gud
@@EvictionNotice51 apple OS ...is the EA's version of OS
I love linux man
For every bloat added and every UI change done with each new Windows release I'm getting more and more convinced that Microsoft is run by a very advanced AI with the one flaw that it doesn't understand the concept of good ideas/bad ideas. It seems to just flip a coin. Sure hope this will offer more than just visual changes, going from 10 to 11. Maybe I'm old and wrong.
Every windows iteration a small portion of the userbase trickles down to Linux.
“It just works.” I guess that Bethesda acquisition really paid off in the end
Oh shit.
I mean, it's not like the leaked Windows 11 is not even the actual one we're gonna get...
Since when RDR2 has anything to do with Bethesda?
And then, just like Bethesda, it doesn't 'Just work'.
Maybe they will release Elder Scrolls 6 with Windows 11
the search button has been a separate task bar button for a long while, we just all turn it off cause you can use the windows button and and get the same functionality.
I feel like linus spent a lot of the video discovering features that already exist.
we can add that to the list
@UCqybQxo3hJjzzqV9Idl_k3g I think the point of showing it is that you can now have them tied to a given screen. So you could have 3 on one screen and none on the other. It's just that they couldn't demo that.
@@itsonlykatniss1776 Yup, works since windows 3.x as far as i can remember using it... best keycombo ever created... luckily we don't have to use taskmgr anymore, just replace it with procexp (process explorer) if you want to have REAL control
@@MasterAirscrach Multi-desktop, for one...
i love how 90% of the stuff linus geeked out about is already in windows 10.
Yeah lol
Yeah virtual desktops isn't anything new. Windows 10 already tries and mostly succeeds with rearranging icons to original positions when you unplug a monitor (but not when it's shut off!!). Hopefully that's something they add. Super frustrating when all your new windows open on your second monitor that's not even turned on
@@Kvatch1 I had that problem to because my desktop wouldn't know the monitor is off or on over HDMI but once I started connecting by DisplayPort it's worked great, windows recognizes when the monitor is off and won't open stuff on there.
hold windows key + shift and then press left or right arrow to move stuff from one monitor to another
@@fazkaz1996 oh, thanks for the info
8:57 I never new I could use middle click to open a new instance. That's very useful. I'll use that next time.
How did you used to open up new windows for folders then ?
@@cu7695, I didn't know it existed until now either- I just right click and open a new instance from there D:
Same in chrome
@@cu7695 I didnt use the library icons. I just enable quick launch and use that instead for my apps and folders.
@@cu7695 Use "My Computer" instead in the task bar which opens a new window every time you click it.
It’s literally just flashbanged windows 10
daddy~
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Step on me
Well, you blew my freaking mind that "middle click opens up another instance of an app". Thank you! haha only took me most of my life to learn that lmao
In a browser, the middle button also opens the hyperlink in a new tab. Neat eh?
I usually do shift click
oh shit thats a thing cool i didnt know that... but now it will be gone in the next version oh well.
I didn’t know about that too! A new tool has come to me.
@@HokageSama13 it also close tabs if you click a tab using it
I feel like they purposely leaked it to get everyones opinions on what to add before it releases.
Probably lol. I personally don't like it, I feel like they made it worse.
Seems like windows 10 was peak point
Good theory
You realize windows is a massive software that you can’t change easily right? This isn’t Snapchat or some shit it’s a desktop operating system😂
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Well I definitely prefer windows 10
Oh man I can’t wait to dig through another generation of interface to find the basic sound card settings.
So we will now have a windows 11 interface over a windows 10/8 interface, over windows XP interface to get the basic sound settings in a windows 95 looking panel.
I guess the upside is I get to feel like Indiana Jones digging through history to find what I am looking for.
Could they just pull a 2001 Apple and start from scratch already?
there's also a few leftovers from win nt 3.1
"I haven't looked at screenshots"
"the screenshots were all odd resolutions"
post scriptum: I am aware that someone else had written the script for Linus to read; this sentence just had a great comedic timing.
@@chiragsharma9166 sus
😂😂😂he lies alot
@@smadeelibrahim sus
I think a fair bit of TH-camr lie when they say that. And Linus himself said that sometimes he acts surprised when he actually isn't to create more interaction and interest.
Microsoft: Windows 10 is our last Windows.
Microsoft 6 years later: Well you see we got bored
More like: "Well you see we wanted more of your money."
@@DJdoppIer funny because in fact windows 10 was free for the most private
users.
@@FrEffectsIntroforOffer24 I mean windows 10 is free, The thing that's not free is just a license and that extra Feature. And nothing else than removing the activate windows watermark
@@XnonXte yea but windows not free for companies. thats how they get their money.
@@doomsday5286 I mean at this point W10 has become pretty heavy update after update. W10 was supposed to be lightweight, but I imagine that the things under the hood become very complicated, tangle, unorganized, and unoptimized after working with the same code for like 6 years now.
According to every windows release, cant wait for windows 12 to be announced!
Totally agree!
WinXP= Nice crayon-ish windows
WinVista= Crappy glass-ish windows
Win7= Nice glass-ish windows
Win8= Crappy tile-ish windows
Win10= Nice tile-ish windows
Win11= Crappy ¿roundend diffuminated? windows
I think probably doesnt continue with that number, maybe a letter or emoji. 😒
@@Pangui008 no, windows 8=crappish version.
Windows 8.1=goodish version. Thus win 10 = crappish version and 11= goodish version.
@@Pangui008 Everything after Win7 is s.h1t.
I liked Windows 95 because folders were actually HTML pages, each with it's own hidden editable file. You could edit these files to customize your folders with background images and custom links.
Really?! That sounds so cool, but sadly I wasn’t alive to see it.
95's UI was also horribly slow and buggy so there's that
3.1 or bust. came on 30x separate floppy disks.
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@@HallsteinIso was vista
_Plot twist:_ Microsoft *intentionally* leaked the iso so they can get tech youtubers to work for free as quality assurance analysts.
And *intentionally* on a chinese website to look like it was a third-party leak.
and *intentionally* to hype up windows 11 without making an announcement
This may be true though, because they tweeted a few hours later "This is just the Start" with start capitalized just like I wrote. And in this leaked build we haven't seen much difference from win10, except for the start menu
I saw someone say that they wouldn't want an unfinished version circuling around only a few days before the event organized for the sole purpose of showing the new OS.
😂💯
Today I learned:
Middle click opens a new instance of an application.
saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame
and if you middle-click on one of the previews it closes it. works on chrome tabs too.
And that you can open task manager with right click on bottom bar. I always open it with ctrl+shift+esc.
I can't believe they are killing it.
@@4Core100 people that look for that right click and do ctrl alt del to open the task manager legit make me mad. Just do ctrl shift esc, saves you a lof of clicks and time
Microsoft: Windows 10 will be the last ever version of windows
Also Microsoft: We had some free time during the pandemic
:Ddd
yep , and another one windows 12
It is windows 10...
It's windows 10 with a slapped on Windows 10X start menu and rounded corners..
Windows 10X and its new device failed, so in order to save face, they incorporated the windows 10X start menu and roumded corners and called it windows 11....
They are forcing windows users to adapt another one of microsofts faild projects...
@@iskandariacordoba okk
they spent that time in a bad way
Microsoft is trying really hard to make Windows look like a mid-tier Linux distro from 7 year ago + bloatware.
I would say they trying to make it like a Mac OS. Centered start menu with icons.
@@peetboy Actually, It's both, deepin and Mac in a nightmare.
"The last OS you'll ever need."
*sets EoL date 6 years later*
whats that
@@gabegarcia3102 end of life
Windows 10 came out in 2015. EoL is 10 years later.
*cough* win 7 could have achieved forever status *cough*
@@TheRandomGuyEpicness Tell me the EoL for Win7 before outcry forced MS to push it back lol.
Maybe by 11.1 they realize (again) that people doesn't like tablet OSs for PCs
Grammar Greg here “don’t”
Grammar Gred here “don’t”
Realise
@@eness379 Greg is a name, Gred is a spelling mistake.
@@thenjdevil5102 Who cares about english lol its just a German Dialekt. ...
I like it how Linus talks softly while trying the OS.
"Hello computer"
because computers don't respond when you're losing your cool
Hes scared he will break it
Everyones arguing about a new OS.
*While i'm sitting here gaming on a 10 year old Windows 7 pc*
windows 7, the best windows
wtf just upgrade to 10
@@jeanvaljean6433 nah windows 7 is more stable
Well Windows dropped support for Windows 7 most newer games will not run on it. However, I'm sure it works well on older games or emulators with no problems.
@@jeanvaljean6433 windows 7 gamers are broke, we don't want new sh*ts
"That looks like a mobile app. That's cool."
isn't that the entire reason that Windows 8/Metro UI failed? Desktop Users don't want a Mobile looking experience!!!!
I don't think the mobile look is the problem. It's about the usability and the functionality. You have buttons on a keyboard and a bunch of stuff in wide spaces, mainly that's how workflow is achieved. So if it behaves like a mobile it's bad to work on other than typing emails. Also yes a bit, mobile look is not nice on monitors.
you probably can chose the layout and have a more classical layout style
Nah, you mean boomers that work on Windows 7 are the one that hate the Mobile looking Experience, almost everyone that uses Windows for gaming or free time wants a clean and simple UI/UX and windows 11 is just perfect
U can move the icons to the left
everyone wants a clean ui. the industry is moving towards clean and sleek experience.
'"why does middle click not open a new instance of an application anymore?"
wait..... it does that? you just changed my life. Linus Tech Tips living up to the name once again!
-unless you switch over to windows 11
Ah, so I am not the only one
Also works in chrome, middle click any link and it goes to a new tab. No right click needed :)
@@atrelex9442 that i knew. The windows taskbar thing blew my mind though
Same effect if you shift click the icon
Windows 11 looks like a concept art someone made to combine macos and windows 10
And it looks like garbage
Thats because it Just is Windows 10 where someone Changed some Icons and some Design stuff. There are literally No new Features
start10 might be helpfull
check it on steam
Avdan I think is his name
Hey, at least it looks really nice. Curved edges being nicer than just boxes and all.
GIF as "Jiff" LOL.
Probably one of the oldest arguments on the net.
My immediate thought "so you have chosen death"
Easiest solution I've found is saying it the intended way and turning notifications off so all the people who say giff with a hard g can argue with themselves.
It's only an argument for morons who don't understand English.
@@galacticbeat6328 the Oxford English dictionary accepts both pronunciations stating "The pronunciation with a hard g is now very widespread and readily understood. A coiner effectively loses control of a word once it’s out there…” Who's the moron now?
@@_Mozarrk Especially because they always say "ITS JIF LIKE THE PEANUT BUTTER"
OK? So then he should have realized using the G to cover "graphical" would fuck that up right? They didn't call the peanut butter "GIFF" for a reason.
"Why is there separate search button?"
*Eyeballs Windows 10's taskbar that is exactly the same...*
I was thinking the same thing! Especially the obnoxiously massive and redundant bar, first thing I do is disable that.
Cause everyone disables it lol
@@ToniMorton you can in Windows 11 too. I'm not sure if right-click does it or just the Taskbar settings in personalization but I was able to hide it immediately
@@p4rsec do we know if it's possible to make the search experience the search bar in Windows 11 or is it only the icon
Most of the software "changes" Linus pointed out are in Windows 10 already...
"I felt a great disturbance in IT, as if millions of IT admins suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."
Oh yes... I miss Win7 aka the Windows "20 years in the making" . Now it's just style over substance / how to clone macosx / how to take the power from the user / how to restrict and dumb down and make it as simple and easy as possible for the premium noobs of our generation / how to get/bound ppl into the MS ecosystem and all its services / how to make them buy apps and shit and use bing to watch our ads .... I would like to puke. I really hope tools like 7TT+ and Open-Shell continue to work and the legacy Win32 shell and all the cpls gonna stick around and be accessible somehow and ppl like Russovich and many others continue to create useful tools to disable all the bullshit and actually _improve_ the workflow ...else it's really time to go fully Linux for _everything_ than games.
@@surject I personally look forward to the day ReactOS becomes viable enough to replace everything.
My company won't adopt Windows 11 for at least 3 years after it launches anyway 😂. They like to save money, so I'm good for awhile.
Linus: I haven't heard or seen any leaks.
Also Linus: Apparently, from what I've heard...
@@Boxersteavee read the comment again. he said "i haven't HEARD or seen any leaks"
That‘s what I just wanted to write lol
"Why does middle click not open a new instance of something that's open?"
TIL middle click opens a new instance of something that's open in Windows 10
Me too lol
Also closes tabs you hover over while alt+tabbing
huh I always set my middle click to ctrl-W. so useful to close multiple windows. And thumb button for "enter", dynamic app profile switching and productivity mode is a go.
"I haven't seen the screenshots yet..."
"So if you guys have seen the screenshots..."
hey horizon, how are you? I'm here at seven likes waiting for this to blow up!
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Linus: giving me trust issues since this video
accurate
You just needed to enable Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 on the bios for the fresh installer to work.
Wtf it requires tpm?
Edit: I didn't think this dumb comment through when I made it. it only requires tpm, because it's a developer testing. More security = better
I don't get it too why it requires TPM 2.0. if it does then this won't be easily installable on old PCs :(
@chill @ shut up please
@@HoloScope officially yes, but you can get around all of those limitations (and even install on legacy BIOS) by using the windows 11 install.wim in a windows 10 iso. that way you're using the windows 10 setup to install it (since it's only an artficial limitation: microsoft created TPM and they're also big perponents of secure boot because it keeps normies from downgrading windows or installing linux or other OSes, which means it keeps them making money.)
Never expect to see Alan Walker giving out tec advice 😂
Linus: "You can't middle click to open a new instance of a window?"
Me: *Tries this operation for the first time.
Same, I will now be doing this until I'm pushed on to Windows 11.
it like when you find out that you can open task manager directly with Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
middle click?? Never used a middle click on any mouse, deliberately. Also how do you do that from your android phone via remote desktop client?
You can also shift click
You can open a new instance by middle clicking on the button and close an instance by middle clicking the little preview boxes above the button
I love how Linus was like oh you got to right click the windows button for task manager, but crazy thing is you could just use Control+Shift+Escape
Microsoft says : "Hey guys, don't give any preview screenshots for it"
The Devs : "Oh no prob i'll give the whole iso out"
🤣
I mean it's only the dev-built, probably not even *near* to what it will be but still a cool peak
Nah, probably more like Microsoft: "Hey guys, now that you have a presentable working build, make sure you don't leak it 😉😉. We wouldn't want all that extra hype before we've officially announced it 😉😉."
@@outdun atleast someone said it ✨
Common sense is really not that common anymore, sadly enough
@@frankfrankenstein2893 well its about as fully functioning as it supposed to be based on the UI and everything ..they prolly planned the leak because they knew people not gonna like a new UI overhaul yet again on the official release so they somewhat lowered the hype on that this way ...some new perks will surely be added on the official release tho i think
8:57 Oh my goodness, middle click opens up a new instance of an application!? How did i not know this until now!?
What the fuck. This is news to me too. My mind is fucking blown.
Me too.
Same as clicking on a shortcut
I just tried it and... I frogot I'm running linux
Shift+Click works too but thats a whole extra step
But the burning question is:
Did Microsoft manage to make a complete dark theme?
The current one isn't?
@@SparkieNeisti No. The Explorer looked trash, 11 Looks Decent.
That works with all apps that have themes
@@SparkieNeisti The "open with" window still looks empty when using dark mode, but the icons are there, just not visible. It's just not well made.
@@MethmalDhananjaya Why does it look trash? I turned it on and never seemed to have an issue.
I have an IT degree and I have gone my whole life without knowing that middle click opens a new instance of a program. This is a game changer lol
Here is the TLDW: It's a reskinned Windows 10 based on macOS
Virtual desktops, icon looks, etc. are all on the Windows 10 dev build.
there are more under the hood changes though.
Wait it’s you?
@@maxmustermann-cy9zn Yup
@@trakaiszeks Yeah, kinda reminds me between the Vista to 7 jump. Some under the hood changes, but no massive kernel revamps.
Gross
I hope Task Manager finally has dark mode
I need that
@@krishcrash4 same
i need this
Hell yeah
Its does...I have seen other videos.
"why does middle click doesn't open a new instance of a program anymore?"
Wait, it could do that?
I just learned that too and that's gonna make my life so much easier
Dang, just tried it with calculator and it works, wish I had know that long time ago.
@@BlazeHN Amazing
HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RIGHT, god bless its 2 AM and i just created 20 clones of Calculator
That's cool. Not sure how useful it is though!
Thanks Linus, for letting me know that I have at least until October of 2025 to keep using my Windows 10. That's a relief. I thought I was going to have to deal with re-installing all my work in the New Windows 11 in the next few months. But there's a tricky install reminder on my update page I will have to not click accidentally for the next 4 years.
Would've liked to see a more streamlined version of windows drastically scaling down the resources it takes up, feels like we just got another 20% redesign of their leaning tower of duct tape
I'm sure Windows 12 will have a nice fresh Linux based kernel.
@@mjouwbuis sadly just dream on
you would think that, look reality is if you want less resource usage go use linux, but seriously microsoft has made design decisions that while work for them in the long run may hurt em as well, including stuff like backwards compatibility...
reality is they are commited to backwards compatibility (in my opinion this is bad but ok), i have seen companies run ms-dos programs(not ms-dos style but programs made in ms-dos days) on windows 10
I mean yeah I guess windows is resource heavy but since my new build with a ryzen 5950X and 64 gigs of RAM I honestly don't even use more at idle than one to 2% of CPU and RAM usage. And all I do is use it for gaming. Don't have to worry about them background usages lol
@@mjouwbuis not gonna hapoen sorry its called backwards compatibility if they make a desktop linux based operating system i bet it will have a different name (ahem let me correct mysf they already make a limux based operating system called CBL-mariner but thaf is not ment for desktop). unless they took the wsl like approach if using vm to host windows
Exactly as Microsoft said...we don’t need another windows.
we don't need no new task bar
We need another Mac.
Dad?
Dad is that really you?
It's not really a new Windows. Just merging the windows x stuff. And it's not nice
"it's a reimagining of windows" Has a vietnam flashback to the windows 8 release.
I literally did, and it was unpleasant.
I dont like it at all
I thought Windows 8 & 8.1 were cool.
It *ESPECIALLY* worries me that just like 8, the UI once again appears to be designed for touch-devices like tablets first and Keyboard/Mouse input as an afterthought.
tbh 8.1 was fine.
There was a possible leak for a Windows 12. Looks like a merge of Windows 10 and 11
There was?
As usual I will wait for Windows 12. We all know that history repeats in MS and only every second windows release is good.
Yeah the second ones are the same but with all BS removed
Is not the seconds but the odds
10
7
Xp
98
@@assadissa2 7, 8, 8.1, 10 *
@@assadissa2 sorry but Xp is not a number and both 98 and 10 is even numbers
It's just windows 10 20h2.. little bits of UI changes that s it. I don't know why people are surprised and hesitant. It's just windows 10 20h2 which at last moment and for press they decided to call windows 11.
Plot twist: Windows themselves leaked it to see if everyone would like it.
Well tbh I don't really like it. Windows 10 was... acceptable after Windows 7, but this imo isn't after Windows 10.
They did it to have people test it.
that's probably the truth xD
Pretty obvious this is the case
Probably
12:00
Jake: Is it in full screen?
Linus: *It's good*
1600x1200px was the norm a few years back, duh. Not everything used to be a 16:9 TV.
1:34 "i havent looked at any of the leaked screenshots"
2:46 "if you were looking closely many of the leaked screenshots of windows were at odd ball resolution"
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(got some trust issues)
I'm guessing that whoever wrote the script for this episode did actually look at the leaked screenshots, but linus himself didn't do so. Can't be sure unless linus comments on this lol.
"Pirating is thirsty business"....yup...it certainly is...!
i don’t get it
i think i do though
what lol
Piračitate ézh li lafori di un wymi inteligente. Lu hi alchuni repeči pyer personalmente...
Stfu
Linus: "why doesn't middle click open a new instance anymore.."
Me: ?? *Middle clicks something in my taskbar* "Oh S***, how have I not ever known about this!?"
Closes Browser tabs also.
@@fakeninja4447 its ok, windows 10 also does the multiple desktops if you windows+tab and he(linus) seems to think its new
@@damienpalianta6325 He specificaly say's he can't remember how to do it so he knows about it.
I set my taskbar in KDE to close programs when I middle click them. I find inverting what the browser does to be quite odd.
Besides the only program window I have more than one instance of is Chrome, which I prefer to get with Ctrl+N.
@@chinoto1 sometimes when I'm moving files around in explorer (especially for drag and drop modding), I usually right click in the taskbar and scroll up to open another window. But just middle clicking will save me much time.
8:23 you can do that on windows 10 by hitting ctrl win d then you can switch between them by pressing ctrl win arrow keys
So when are Solitaire, Hover, and Space Cadet Pinball getting released on Game Pass?
you forgot minesweeper, you monster!
burple place
Don't forget candy crush😔
Dont worry you will just get 10 mobile games in a random update instead
lmao
So they centred the taskbar, removed some mouse functionality, rounded some corners and re-added widgets. Got it.
And hid more features. As a professional working with Audio, you find that you have to change settings sometimes and windows 10 changed the location of the output mixer. It use to be that you right clicked and hit "speakers." It takes 4 menus now though.
I feel as we move on the advanced settings get dug deeper and deeper into the OS and you have to be a power user to operate it to the extent one might need.
Apple fixed this by allowing you to just type "Midi" in their search engine, which is a industry standard word.
@@dBJerry well yeah they want to simplify everything to get more users which is a pain in the ass.
@@dBJerry Install EarTrumpet. It adds a replacement sound icon in your taskbar and one left click allows you to mix per app volume, while right click allows you to set the default device and a quick way to go to the windows 7 sound settings should you need them (I wouldn't blame you, the w10 sound settings are horrible)
@@leo6659 as a uix designer this is a basic concept of design, a good ui is the one that can do everything, and be simple while being useful for advanced users, the centered icons, they can be set to sides (tested the w11 build myself) so that's great, more options, but the mouse click? i mean its just worse for no reason, its a beta version but there's just "the easy way", leave the old desktop ui as an option, remember all the classic shell users? yea it clashes with the overall OS design but.. this is an OS so, utility>>>being fancy, all the macOS wannabe.. WHY, if i wanted a mac.. i would buy a mac. Just give options, and the "settings pannel" i've never seen a worse design, its meant for touch devices, sry but specially nowdays when ppl is getting bigger and bigger displays everywhere, laptops included.... the old control pannel was smaller and clearer while having all the options accesible.
@@dBJerry Not sure if this is what you're talking about but the App volume preferences and choosing what outputs to what is just right click sound icon, open sound settings, scroll down and "App volume device preferences." It really only takes about 2 seconds.
When Microsoft said in 2015 that windows 10 was the last edition I thought “well that’s gonna be total bs”, give them 5 years and watch
NOSTRAMADUS?
I'll be that guy; it's been more than 5 years since 2015.
@@alexskywalker888 i mean close enough
So you gave up some time around last year? So close
glad to see i'm not the only one who needs a whole year to realize the year has changed, and then be behind again
we're on 2021 as of writing this, it's been 6 years lol
Plot twist : Microsoft themselves gave Linus the ISO so he could hype the shit out of it.
Linus: “I haven’t looked at any of the leaked screenshots…”
Also Linus 1 minute later: “ Many of the leaked screenshots of Windows 11 were at oddball resolutions”
That's a semi-scripted video for you
If you look at the end credits, Jake was the one who wrote this video, Linus was just the presenter. Jake saw the screenshots and put that thought into the script, whilst Linus just read the script, whilst still giving his own thoughts on W11.
He has writers so that he can spend more time taunting the poor and burning money and all his other hobbies
Hahaha exactly what I thought.
There's no contradiction there though. Could be info from other people. I can tell you the weather outside without ever stepping foot out there or even owning or looking at a thermometer.
"You don't know where this ISO came from and what's packaged into it" *signs into Microsoft account
It was probably a throw-away
Lool, so true!
signs into steam account
signs into onlyfans account
Users: We want more linux features
Microsoft: Best I can do is a centered taskbar
That's the thing i like least about Linux, not a fan of the dock. I love Linux though.
Depends on the distro
Most Linux distros don't even have proper TouchPad gesture support
no best I can do is reskin my os and add more spyware
You say that as if WSL isn't a thing Microsoft is working on. Which literally enables you to run Linux apps in windows. They even added GUI apps and graphics acceleration support recently in the test build.
EEEEEWWW centered dock
How many times did you have to do the Manscaping ad at the last part of the video. I laughed until it was over. Great Segway.
Fun fact you can still activate Windows 11 with Windows 7 product keys. Just tried it out and it worked.
Thats pretty chill ngl, hope they keep this
I heard the update will be free on Windows 7 through 10 for a while, just like when Windows 10 launched.
@@RoddyDev true, just hope you can still use the key if you had a un used one. Always loved this from them
Separate desktops are available in the current windows as well by tapping [windows] + [tab]
He knows, he posted a comment on it. There are new features on it. I think they are more separated as if it is actually two different desktops. Idk.
Yes, but what he said was that you could now have 2 (or more) different desktops active at the same time in a multimonitor setup
@@mistahcahawking so it's like having a two windows sessions going at the same time, one per monitor? Like two different computers?
@@kepagu something like that I think, yes
@@mistahcahawking noice. Btw heihei skandinaver
Like Muta said, "Windows 10 with a fresh coat of paint"
So far 😀
gafies
What?
Which is kinda like say windows 7 with two coats of paint.
Another Muta fan confirms
Respect
I would just like to say that the delay in typing response could be the fact that you didn't install the USB package extension for virtual box. Making the drivers for USB devices act a lot less desirable then they should be.
5:16 - "Limited experience"
That means no targeted ads and probably little less tracking.
Not if you use OneDrive
@@meatisomalley Don't store anything on cloud storage without encrypting it first
@@j3s0n i guess it's fine for homework
@@aimpizza6823 "homework"
"Limited experience", LMAO!
Yeah, just being able to start working with my computer right away without having to deal with online checks, ads, ass-istants, widgets, update notifications and other unnecessary distractions, what a terrible limitation! 😂
When Microsoft said they wanted to get cozy with Linux, they weren't kidding huh.
Linus
Linis
Lins
Wdym? Kinda looks like KDE plasma, but that's all I can tell
@@Jonathan-sz6rg that's the point. It's p much win 10 with a reskin seemingly inspired by *nix desktop environments
Windows 10 was going to be the last Windows just as much as Oculus was never gonna require a Facebook account 😬
The alternative would probably be a subscription.
@@informitas0117 Get a vive :)
use a developer account without facebook, create test users, which creates dummy facebook accounts and voila, your Oculus is ready to go :)
@@informitas0117 man the HTC vive and steam VR exists
The new icons in file explorer for windows looks like the new q2 icons
1:59 noticed the Cat Tips on the wall, please do some more of these :)
Anyone remember that time when Windows tried to convince us that we should use tiles instead?
tiling window managers are hot tho
so much easier to use
He's whispering like the Microsoft HQ is next door
It kinda is its in washington
@@SnailBaker State
The Microsoft Vancouver HQ is only a 38m drive away...
I mean he did sign in to his Microsoft Account lol
he just knows windows 10 is listening in on you ;)
Me: "Yeah, what could I learn..." Me Later: "Wait... middle click opens a new instance?!"
lmao, reminds me a few years ago when I just started working, my boss told me to middle click to open a new instance and i was like oh my fucking god this is a thing?
same
@@mikeexits You're an actual legend
Middle click on tabs closes them
Middle click also closes a tab in any browser. So handy.
Oh, and middle clicking a hyperlink opens it in a new tab.
You should just try middle clicking everything. It does so much!
Where is my 3d moving image background WINDOWS?
That's really all I was hoping for as a kid.
Just install any linux, it's there since 2006.
"Leaked". So free product testing on a massive scale, and world-wide feedback. Smart, actually.
Imma leave my comment here just in case this gets famous.
@@RealArchitArya same here
lo mans same deeez nuuuuts
@@RealArchitArya same gotta get that sweet dopamine rush you get when your comment gets likes
@@coltenharris6870 Here's some dopamine
The Start Menu taking a few seconds to load is already a feature on Windows 10
@Rͬuͧвⷡвⷡeͤrͬ ʎʞɔnᗡ its a leaked build inside of a vm and windows 7 is no longer supported
"This supposed to be complete rethinking of the idea of windows" that's exactly what I don't want
Don't worry it's basically windows 10 with even more trying to force you to use touchscreen instead
No shit and why didn't he bring up "about"?
@@markstevens7699 did they learn nothing from Windows 8? Optimizing a desktop environment for a touchscreen should be optional. If I don't have a touchscreen attached, why should my computer be optimized for it?
Being "intuitive to use" is irrelevant if it destroys the knowledge and muscle memory of the existing userbase, and actually makes it unintuitive. Now. If this was gonna be a dedicated tablet or ARM version of Windows, that would be great, but if they're intending to replace our desktop environment with one that looks like it's what the iPad Pro *SHOULD* be running, I'll pass.
I dont understand these stupid and awfull widgets they added.its not user friendly,
Its not even useful. Its just a waste of my time.taskbar would be okay with the start menu being less weird.
Im a Windows 7 user.
Does that say anything about me?
@@Ikarus120 you’re gay
This has been a rather, shall we say, exciting week. First, Microsoft rolled out Windows 11 to great fanfare, emphasizing the new, flashy user interface. There was just one problem: If you didn't have a system with the latest Intel Generation 8 or above processors, you couldn't have it -- you'd be stuck on Windows 10.
Windows 11 looks like the epitome of those “please don’t turn me into an oversimplified logo” memes
Oh yeah the logo is just four squares arranged in... well, another square
I'll never forgive them for what they did to captain pringles, they took away his mustache!
@@mohamedab9033 pringles still has a moustache its just black instead of the brown shades. i like the old logo better but captain pringles still has his moustache
@@chillylion6858 but one thing that they did take away from captain pringles? His hair. It's been replaced by eyebrows.
@@mohamedab9033 I still have an empty can of the OG logo, I’m never throwing it away.
Modders have already made a WIndows 11 Lite iso file, gotta love the pirate community.
How get and what is the purpose
@@miffed8887 "low end hardware"
Gut all the telemetry spyware bloat out of there.
Enterprise editions supposedly don't have it.
Is it s simple s sourcing an enterprise wims file to get enterprise to install?
Yu bro! Keep it down
"I'm not gonna promote piracy but... we pirated it." Lmfao
it’s at 420 likes 😙
YAR HAR FIDDLE DEE DEE
That's why Microsoft love promoting windows in china. Hope they launch it there.
Lol
Omg I didn't know about the middle click to open a new instance of an app ... thanks :D
I’m sure Microsoft has worked hard to find ways to slow my pc down.
Can't wait for the next-gen random updates!
I doubt you even have to work that hard to do that. Add more features and do it in a way that isn't optimized very well over and over and you can slow any hardware down without any malice.
Hey, use linux
Thats the future of windows
Gimicks are always a thing on MS software, but let's be honest, since the first stable Win10 version to today, things have improved a lot, and in the last year they have even improved memory management of the core OS
Now don't expect Win11 to be night and day in any aspect, it will be a regular free update from Win10 and it will mostly be a reskin
linus discovering features that has already been there in windows 10 is very awkward
This was a useless video. I don't usually watch this guy but this seemed relevant. It doesn't look like there have been any non-aesthetic changes whatsoever, and if so, he didn't cover them.
If he had done a side by side comparison then maybe he would have looked like he knew something about windows 10 first.
I dont like windows 10, all the players crashed in division 2 except me. So I played the whole mission solo while 3 players kept crashing.
@@fynkozari9271 what are you talking about? Your taking like windows 10 is a game
@@fynkozari9271 hardware and drivers can cause crashes too. I am not sure you know, but The Division 2 has caused quite a lot of people problems when using DirectX 12 mode, even those with top hardware. The game just doesn't like that, and you can't blame Windows for game code problems.
So please look into that before blaming whatever feels convenient.
I don't know what will be at launch, but currently looks like a refreshed Windows 10.
kinda how windows change, windows 10 was same win8 without shittiest elements
who remembers that window 9 release?? It was official too.
Looked a lot like windows 8 when I saw it., but after 10 dropped it looked like 10 too.
definitely looks like they stole most of their changes from many linux distros
Every new windows is a refreshment of the previous Windows. Windows 10 is visually getting outdated after 6 years
It is a refreshed Windows 10, practically the same OS at its core, mostly just a design update
"Kind of like, well, nothing. Nothing works like that"
Did you forget that Linux exists?
You don't pay for Linux at all though.
Yes, that's the whole point of the comment...
"LEAKED"...
The UI reminds me a lot to modern KDE Plasma desktop.
Yes. And KDE desktops are better
that's why i was asking if there's any chance it could be running on a Linux kernel :). KDE definitely better....
@@acousticsamurairenditions6897 no, that's not how it works, it's just the looks
I honestly thought it was a bootleg windows looking KDE environment before he started digging into the windows things
@@acousticsamurairenditions6897 given Microsoft's investment in backwards compatibility, I don't see them switching to the Linux kernel any time soon.
Linus: I haven’t looked at the leaked images
Also Linus: if you notice, the leaked screenshots are at 1600×1200
Damn, finally somebody noticed it ☺
Hes reading off a script... He personally hasnt seen the screenshots but the writer obviously did.
You know he's watching at a teleprompter? They use scripts
@@DeeVect Yep..
sus
Somehow I wish it’s a prank by Microsoft with a rickroll at the media event.
Middle-click to open a new window of the application....things I never knew, but something I'll use daily.
They’re trying to make it more touch/tablet friendly. It’s windows 8 all over again. Desktop users are not gonna like it.
I dont even understand why they are doing that.
I bet 95% of windows users use a desktop or normal laptop.
This is just annoying.
@@flapdrol75 Its probably them positioning for more users transitioning to a touch interface. Don't worry i hate it to tho. At the very least we have until 2025 for other people to bitch about it and get it fixed
I don't know, this looks less like a tablet os and more like a lot of linux desktop environments.
@@austinbrown6923 Exactly my thoughts.
Lol I was wondering why this seemed familiar, I forgot Windows 8 even existed
5:30 Linus: "It's like a Mac!"
No Linus, even worse - it's like a CHROMEBOOK!
There are multiple desktop environments that have a centered "task bar" with gimmicks, and I like none of them.
@@Gramini simply switch it back to the left side, Windows is still as customizable as ever.
@@nahyan Not really, you can't make the new taskbar list individual windows (like you could on win 7,8 and 10), and you can't middle click to launch a new instance. But hopefully this will be fixed by release date.
@@zekicay its a veeeeeeeery early developer release that was not supposed to be out in the public even. We shouldn't judge the missing of features yet
I’m getting PTSD just from watching this
Damn, just found out that middle click opens a new instance of an application
Same. I've been using shift+click up until now.
And linus should now learn that shift click works too.