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Microsoft is working to rebuild trust in Windows (www.theverge.com)

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Microslop is going to spend 2026 improving Windows 11. It comes after Windows update quality issues and complaints about the operating system.

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[–] HeadfullofSoup@kbin.earth 7 points 2 days ago

After a win11 forced updated made my nontech 75 years old father laptop nearly useless he ask me if linux could give it a second life i’ve been a user for at least 15 years so i was more than happy to install it

His laptop is like a new one sure he had to learn a little after so long on windows but it’s mostly really user friendly now except for some minor problem everything work out of the box (wifi,bluetooth,printer etc)

I doubt microslop could ever get most new linux user back once they get the hang of it