It's nice of them to admit it, but saying Windows is broken is a bit like saying water is wet
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2025
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Didn't windows 11 become available long ago? Did no one ever try it out before the hostage situation?
Certainly not the beta testers
I mean they pretty famously laid off the majority of their QA teams around the time of the Windows 10 rollout
I tried it for a couple of months when it first came out. At that early point it wasn't too bad for usability. But, after a decent look around it, I wiped it and went back to Linux on my laptop.
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