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Explained: Why you can't move Windows 11 taskbar like Windows 10, according to Microsoft
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2025
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Jokes on them I decided to give macOS a shake when it was time for a new laptop.
People are fleeing into Linux & MacOS in droves. If this trend holds, Ms will lose majority in ~8 years.
How can we make that 2?
Microsoft's already on it.
I sourced a new desktop to install Linux and move my plex server once I get some new drives to put them in the proper format. I’ll be giving it to Microsoft from both ends ;)
Not gonna happen in some industry where you get zero application support for Linux or MacOS.
All in good time. Many industries are already moving to web, which is OS agnostic. And it's easier than ever to recompile a native program for different OSes.