Windows 11

agesilaus wrote:
I see a comment on Reddit that win 11 shuts down Firefox. That's a problem for me.

That would end it for me right there. I didn't know that.
I have used FireFox for many years and have no intention of using MS Exploder.

I have an ancient Samsung laser printer that just keeps going year after year. It took some trickery with Win 10, but I managed to get a driver for it working. I don't want to lose that. In Win 10 I lost my Canon laser all in one. I just could not get it to function with Win 10. Very annoying...

Me? Waiting for all the "unknown" issues to be resolved. Past problems appear to be related to printing issues and 3rd party app failures.

IMO, Windows 10 works great for my needs and I see no reason to become an early innovator and be part of Team MS Guinea Pig. When the dust settles and MS knows what we don't know...then I'll join Team Windows 11, but today, Windows 10 is my OS.

List of known issues published by Bill Gates and Company.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-11-21h2#1699msgdesc

thomasmnile wrote:
I did on a desktop last month. Jury still out for me. Wasn't really enamored with 10, don't want my computer desktop looking like a cell phone screen. 11 continues with that and I've experienced several "freeze" episodes since 11 was installed. Also massive bloatware. Good thing the computer has a 1 TB hard drive.

What kind of Bloatware does it install?

agesilaus wrote:
I see a comment on Reddit that win 11 shuts down Firefox. That's a problem for me.

It prevents you from selecting it as the default browser - heres how to do that on Win 11

https://www.howtogeek.com/767462/how-to-change-the-default-web-browser-on-windows-11/

I see a comment on Reddit that win 11 shuts down Firefox. That's a problem for me.

Not sure I want to do it to my 10 YO laptop....
It might not have the resources to handle Win 11
And I detest the bloatware. Takes so much time and effort to try to get rid of it. Many times you can't. And then they restore it after every update.

I got that on my system yesterday, looking at the changes list MS shows is rather strange. The entire list is of features deleted from 10 not a list great new features. I'm used to 10 so why upgrade, which is always a risky business.
Are they charging for this upgrade?

I did on a desktop last month. Jury still out for me. Wasn't really enamored with 10, don't want my computer desktop looking like a cell phone screen. 11 continues with that and I've experienced several "freeze" episodes since 11 was installed. Also massive bloatware. Good thing the computer has a 1 TB hard drive.

Done it on several machines. A few changes that are annoying at first but you get used to. Seems to run a bit faster.