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by DrBazza
1797 days ago
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It's things like this that are making me less and less likely to continue using Windows at home. I've been running Linux KDE dual booting for a year or so, and I've have touched Windows in (uptime...) - 22 days or so. With Windows 11 coming bundled with Teams, and other "stuff" from Windows 10 including it becoming an 'internet first OS (x)' I'm getting stuff I don't want or need. (x) although it's documented on the interwebs how to circumvent the dark pattern UI dialogs to turn stuff off. |
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Sounds like how I ended up on Linux full time. I dual booted for a while before I one day realized I hadn't booted into Windows for months. At that point I saw no valid reason to keep my Windows partition at all and just put in the effort to get my last few "Windowsy" activities switched over to Linux applications (mostly gaming and graphics related stuff).