What do you think of Windows 11?

[NotFuzzyWarm]

Very legit and has been available for several years. Comes with 2 device emulator files for Galaxy S8 Plus and Galaxy S20+. Downloads are available for several other Android devices as well. Best yet is that is absolutely free.

While it runs decently on a PC with only 4GB ram, it is perfect with 8GB memory or more. Ya can even choose between Intel/AMD graphics or external GPU's on laptops to keep a decent battery life when not plugged in.

Sounds perfect for my PC and Laptops .
Thank you so much , downloading this now to start using before the school year starts next week.
Keep Safe !

For laptops I do suggest that it have at least an i5 Core CPU and be fairly recent vintage. I have one 15 year old i3 laptop that can only run the most simple games due to under-powered graphics. My current ThinkPad P15 w/i7, 16GB memory and nVidia GPU - everything runs flawlessly even when using Intel graphics vs GPU to extend battery life.

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[Melignya]

For me, will always be convenient os Mac, before that was a laptop on Windows 11, in general, convenient, but too many features in the main menu that interfere, and they can not be removed

[averagestudent]

I like the new edition of Windows 11 because it has the Mac feel to it and I like how there is integrated apps for android and Xbox.

Which just means more bloatware crap that businesses have to remove or barring that disable. Odds are even the Enterprise versions will have Edge, Cortana, gaming and shopping crap loaded in it.

Yes, It's okay to have a pre-installed web browser and some basic apps, but I hate when I have to spend half a day uninstalling various bundled crap. I really hate when they bloat their operating systems with things that I don't need.

[NotFuzzyWarm]

I like the new edition of Windows 11 because it has the Mac feel to it and I like how there is integrated apps for android and Xbox.

Which just means more bloatware crap that businesses have to remove or barring that disable. Odds are even the Enterprise versions will have Edge, Cortana, gaming and shopping crap loaded in it.

Yes, It's okay to have a pre-installed web browser and some basic apps, but I hate when I have to spend half a day uninstalling various bundled crap. I really hate when they bloat their operating systems with things that I don't need.

And when after managing to delete/disable much of the crap, some comes back after an update requiring yet another cleanout of the system...

The Home and to some extent, Pro versions I can understand as they targeting the consumer market but Enterprise should be just that - Business only. For one, NO gaming and shopping-related crap. Right now the only way to get a mostly trouble-free setup that does ONLY required security or bug-fix updates is to use Enterprise LTSC which is not sold to the general public and companies with a MS Enterprise corporate-license have to get it as a different download - and cost.

[decodx]

Earlier today, Microsoft said that Windows 11 will continue to work on the vast majority of older PCs that don't pass the upgrade test. This means that if you have an older CPU that doesn't meet the upgrade requirements, you can still download the ISO file and install it to your old PC manually. No matter the processor generation, installing the new OS should be possible if you have a 64-bit 1GHz processor with two or more cores, at least 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage.

https://www.theverge.com/22644194/microsoft-windows-11-minimum-system-requirements-processors-changes

[Melignya]

I haven't used Windows for a long time, but it seems fine.

[Jolankaa]

I don't like windows

[Renampun]

Windows 10 users will be able to upgrade to W11 for free. Support for Windows 10 will last until 2024.
Personally, I like the new look and the new location of the start menu. I haven't tried it yet, but I will try installing it in a virtual machine.

I think it's a good step Microsoft makes users update windows 11 easily...

btw, I haven't tried Windows 11 yet, I saw some window 11 reviews on youtube and it looks very normal but I will definitely update my windows 10 to 11 because I believe updating my windows will improve my laptop security.

[decodx]

btw, I haven't tried Windows 11 yet, I saw some window 11 reviews on youtube and it looks very normal but I will definitely update my windows 10 to 11 because I believe updating my windows will improve my laptop security.

Yes, there have been some new vulnerabilities reported recently. But even if you don't do the upgrade, Windows 10 provides a lot of security updates. You don't want to skip a month without updating because some of those patches may save your system.

[extenthorror]

I didnt even know it came out, im installing it today. A change would be nice

[UmbrageGarry]

I have not seen Windows 11. But I thought that Windows 10 is the last one, and then there will be just different versions. I was wrong.