>>107608327 (OP)
Good morning saar.

removing useless """""features"""" is good actually.

>>107608327 (OP)
i really cannot imagine why they would remove it. i need to do this for my monitor set up or ill always be miss clicking.

>>107608383
>i really cannot imagine why they would remove it.
No one can work out how to do it in React.

>>107608327 (OP)
Saar Too hard Saar, small company Saar

>>107608363
>useless
I literally have my taskbar on the right on 1080p or smaller screens. Fuck you.

>>107608327 (OP)
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>>107608327 (OP)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>107608327 (OP)
3.6 trillion dollar market cap company btw
https://www.windowslatest.com/2025/12/19/why-you-cant-move-windows-11-taskbar-like-windows-10/

>>107608383
Because Microsoft is staffed exclusively by retarded H1B web devs now

Hole up...
Can it be done with IoT W11?
Literally need this feature.

>>107608495
No.

>>107608510
FFS...

>remove QA
>remove Americans
>use money to fund jeets using AI
They deserve this

Jeets went from shitting in the street to shitting directly into windows user mouths.

>microsoft failed to use a webshitter library designed to ease ui development
unironic collapse indicator

>>107608473
>Notably, Windows 10 could do the same thing without any visible issues. And that’s probably because Windows 10 was a much lighter OS than Windows 11.

Yeah. I'm sticking with W10 for a while then.

>>107608327 (OP)
Rule #1 of software development: pander to power users or die.

I use Windows 7, so it's not my problem.

>"Windows 11 taskbar is now being “upgraded” with AI-first features. Microsoft is working on the Ask Copilot bar, which may replace Windows Search in the taskbar."
I swear man these clowns are straight up retarded.

>>107608473
>By Abhijith M B - December 19, 2025
why is every shitty tech article written by them?

>>107608327 (OP)
Fuck accessibility, am I right?

>>107608473
It's a real fucking joke they made half the start menu "recommendations" but didn't have the time or resources to implement features from the Windows 10 taskbar.

they rewrote the complete taskbar and shell in general linto web-based code and that's why on one hand it consumes 2GB by default (which is ridiculous, look at the game-optimized windows news) and on another hand that web-based shit itself is the problem, they probably cannot achieve the proper content layout in any other case than the bottom-horizontal one

>>107608565
power users use Linux you dumb dumb

>>107608629
>>107608629
>Fuck accessibility, am I right?
>WON'T YOU SAARS PLEASE JUST THINK OF THE DISABLED RETARDS?!?!?!
KYS.

>>107608327 (OP)
Based on their internal data, the number of users who actively rely on a vertical or top-aligned taskbar is not large enough to justify the cost of rewriting it right now, so I don't really see a problem.

>“When you think about having the taskbar on the right or the left, all of a sudden the reflow and the work that all of the apps have to do to be able to have a wonderful experience in those environments is just huge.”

>What this essentially means is that when the taskbar sits at the bottom, Windows and third-party apps know exactly how much horizontal space they have to work with. Once you move it to the left or right, the math breaks.

As if resizable windows aren't a thing.
This is the absolute dumbest excuse. Unless they have moved to a UI framework that just can't deal with dynamic window sizes, which would be fucking bonkers.
The more I read, the dumber the situation becomes.

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>>107608327 (OP)
>>107608473
this is Tali Roth, the product manager working on the core "Windows user experience", including the Start menu, taskbar, and notifications
she's the one answering questions in that article

her twitter bio tells you everything there is to know

Works still fine, just press ctrl+alt+down arrow key to put the taskbar on top. Ctrl+alt+left/right arrow to get it on left or right side

>>107608660
is ts tuff in 4chan lil bro

>>107608327 (OP)
>>107608448
Just smart auto-hide. If anything is blocking the taskbar, it auto hides, it not, it's there.

>>107608672
Noob, the users who use this feature disabled telemetry...

>>107608327 (OP)
>Removing the feature of having the taskbar in a different location
That's some aggressive optimization right there.
I'm sure this will significantly improve performance.

>>107608706
>MS bases decisions upon user telemetry
>only retards have enabled it
It all makes sense

>>107608687
Holy shit you are right it works

https://youtu.be/g7y1S3wIysg [Embed]
It's confirmed W11 is an artsy fartsy vanity project.
Completely skip this version.
Clearly ZERO focus on usability or performance.
Entire focus on "look and feel" nonsense.

>>107608714
They just admitted that their workforce can no longer design anything requiring simple mathematics easily.

>Indians are retarded
>Indians takeover Microsoft
Shocking!

>>107608327 (OP)
A few weeks ago my computer (win 10) updated and I could no longer use the calculator. It directed me to the store and it simply wouldn't download. I now have to search calculator on google every time I want to do a quick calculation.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but paint and notepad are missing from win11 too.
Paint 3d could be good but it's so fucking slow it's infuriating to use.

The only thing preventing me from switching to Linux at this point is inertia.

>>107608343
He cute

>>107608883
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but paint and notepad are missing from win11 too.
They're there, but they're JEET apps now.

>>107608327 (OP)
DEI in action

>>107608687
FUCK YOU ASSHOLE!
Lucky I could save my system.

>>107608883
>my computer (win 10) updated
You didn't disable updates by telling it that you're on a metered connection? lol.
Wipe it and reinstall from scratch.

>>107608678
Ah once again its the jews ruining everything

>>107608327 (OP)
>win10
this clickbait faggot shit should've used the oldest windows possible that supports that shit, win10 having it is pointless and not half as funny

>>107608495
ExplorerPatcher

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>>107609038
StartAllBack lets you as well

Not sure why you'd do it though, it looks fucking ugly if you ask me

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Meanwhile edge when watching embedded w10 taskbar video that is on that site.

>>107609051
I set it on the side so I don't waste vertical space.

>>107609026
>funny
You may not realize it but this is serious, faggot.

>>107609081
Loads fine on Chrome.

>>107609098
Exactly why I NEED this feature. How in the name of God could they remove it?

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>>107608888
Heil!

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>>107609134
;)

>>107608448
Why? You guys that move it are weird as hell. Ever since 9x it's bottom default install.

>>107608327 (OP)
>think "what no this must be exaggerated for laughs and/or ragebait"
>look it up
>it's real
>it's fucking real
i
have no words left to explain how
man i don't want to even finish this post. i just want a working fucking os microsoft.
i'm over. it's over. i'm fucking going to try bazzite or something
what the goddamn hell is going on at microsoft

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>>107609134
It has to be indians right
The team responsible Win11 has to be eating shit for breakfast or none of this makes sense.

Anyway I use windhawk to do by win11 ui necessities like moving taskbar to the side.

>>107608660
i hope you get a spinal cord injury

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>>107608327 (OP)
*siiiigh*
Looks like Linux is finally winning the least shit competition now. It is slightly the least piece of shit OS out there now and while I'm gong to have to tinker tranny several of my days off over the course of my life at least eventually it'll work.

>>107609161
Isn't it obvious?
Vertical screen real-estate.

>>107608448
being different should not be tolerated

>>107609282
You just failed at that simply by posting on a dying imageboard

>>107609161
And in 1995, 4:3 monitors were the norm.

>>107608343
will the real slim shady please oink up???

>>107608704
And then interacting with anything down there is walking on eggshells trying not to make the taskbar pop up.

>>107608860
The clanker that generated the code for the taskbar can't handle more than one layout.

>>107609161
Ever since 9x hiding extensions on files has been the default too, and it's always been a retarded setting to have turned on.

>>107609391
>And then interacting with anything down there is walking on eggshells trying not to make the taskbar pop up.
I literally have to hit the cursor against the edge of the screen for it to pop up... Even then it has like a 300ms delay, so accidental hits don't pop it up randomly.

>>107609098
wrong, you're wrong, you don't need that space because it you did, you'd have the option to. QED

>>107608687
Holy based!

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>>107608704
>>107609391
>>107609415

>>107608363
You stupid fuckface, if you ever worked with RDP you know how useful being able to move the taskbar is.

>>107609453
Looks like something you would see on KDE.

>>107608327 (OP)
They can barely get the Taskbar to function on the bottom; in the last month I've seen the Start Window get stuck at 4x the size, open in the wrong place (either side instead of the center), open halfway below the Taskbar, the pinned icons change their clickable positions, the Taskbar stop updating and so on.

They've managed to take something that just worked and break it in nearly every way. It's almost impressive.

>>107608678
>Previously outlook for Android
So that's why outlook on Android got better

>>107609453
Now try interacting with a window border or small element that's a couple pixels away from the bottom. You can't bounce down and back up so fast, you have to aim.

>>107609552
What part of "you actually have to hit the border" did you misunderstand? I can literally have the cursor tip 2 pixels from the border and it won't pop-up.

>>107609491
>They can barely get the Taskbar to function on the bottom; in the last month I've seen the Start Window get stuck at 4x the size, open in the wrong place (either side instead of the center), open halfway below the Taskbar, the pinned icons change their clickable positions, the Taskbar stop updating and so on.
Has the Taskbar ever in the entire history of Windows been this bad?

>>107608327 (OP)
Why don't they use copilot for writing the hard needful functions?

>>107609596
They do, but cope-pilot can barely keep one taskbar layout straight.

>>107609596
The sirs found the copilot failed to do the needful. Still training to redeem the correct codes.

>>107609588
There was Windows 8, but that at least worked consistently even if it was bad.

>>107608603
Because we live in a world a pajeet ruin software then a tech jourinalist pajeet writes an article about it and a third pajeet talks about the bold leadership of the first one on linkedin.

If you cant do the things you could do in Windows 98, there are some real problems

>>107609703
XP couldn't do things 98 could - in 98 you could add custom backgrounds for each folder, like a wallpaper for your folder.
7 couldn't do things XP could - in XP you could choose not to arrange the icons in a folder along a grid or alphabetically and just throw them around, or still have them on a grid just in an arbitrary order, 7 removed that feature and you had to patch explorer to return it.
There are probably a lot more examples I can think of, but I was really upset at the time because I used those features and liked them.

>>107608327 (OP)
what DE is this?
just get plasma or niri

>>107609820
>what DE is this?
dwm

>>107610056
i thought dwm had you compile the thing as its way of configuring it
so you can move the bar anywhere

>>107610078
You have to recompile it to change the taskbar position, yes.

for me, it's the 1 pixel gap between taskbar and edge of the screen

>>107609081
Kek so it literally sent a screenshot of the page you were visiting to a Microsoft Copilot server which tried to interpret what you were viewing. Does it do that for every page you visit? So every wincattle is constantly having his web browser screenshotted and sent to Microsoft servers. Such a slave OS

10 is the last real Windows version. 11 is nothing more than a bastardized, increasingly vibeslopped fork of it.

>>107610169
No, that'd be 7. It already has a lot of bloat but at least the NT kernel is still good. The userland is okay too. XP being effectively 2003 with some bells and whistles is as far as you need to go, but then its 64 bit version has backwards compatibility problems (just like 2003, unsurprisingly) and its 32 bit version cannot address more than 3.2 GB of RAM.

>>107608473
>to cater to the maximum number of users at once, Microsoft applied a data-driven approach to find out which features to add now, which features to add later, and which to completely avoid.

>Unfortunately, for the enthusiasts who had a left-aligned or vertical taskbar in Windows 10, you would have to settle for the fact that Microsoft’s data shows such users are really small when compared to the number of users who are asking for other newer features in the taskbar.

>What’s funny here is that in Microsoft’s Feedback Hub, the feedback related to “taskbar”, with the highest number of upvotes, is the one that asks the company to “Bring back the ability to move the taskbar to the top and sides if the screen on Windows 11”. We are not sure which data Microsoft used to get to such a conclusion…

Could this be based on telemetry data, which isn't even collected from more advanced users who will disable as much telemetry as possible?

>>107608327 (OP)
Win11 users are pure trash.

>>107609161
it's actually extremely smart but there's no point explaining it to you.

>>107608687
>press ctrl+alt+down arrow key
new to linux and wasn't expecting that. seems very useful, thanks anon

>>107610235
>He doesn't install the W10 version that doesn't even have telemetry

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>>107608327 (OP)
You were having too much fun with it and the white man came to take it away.

>>107609161
>/g/ user
>bottom by default
not quite surprising

>>107610235
This is what I assume for all products/things; power users don't need their hands held and so you hear from them far less.
A user that needs help is more likely to interact with the "community" which includes a large portion of people who either don't want (or even feel the need) to turn off telemetry and thus skewing the "data" these companies collect and mistakenly act upon.
Additionally beginner/unknowledgable users are more likely to assume that they are the first to experience whatever issue they have and/or overestimate the severity of their bug report/issue; causing them to be even more likely to connect with Microsoft (or whoever/whatever for any product/service really) and this includes seeking reasurance which makes them even MORE likely to interact with the community.
This is what happens when you fire all your testers and just have the general public just test your software on the fly. Without people who know what they're doing you're left with a mountain of unreliable jibberish spat out at you either by unknowledgable users or utterly cryptic automated bug reports that either contain too much or too little information to be of any use.
It's why I suspect they really wanted Windows Recall to also be a thing. If the user breaks something just rewind to 20 minutes beforehand, y'know?
too bad its also a terrifying security nightmare but--
tl;dr ya.

>>107610387
Troonix users rape children.

isn't it weird how /g/:
- constantly shills l*nux because it's so customizable for power users just run these 1000 command lines to tweak it bro
- constantly whines about windows over the most asinine bullshit that's trivially fixed with some basic debloater or tweaking tool that require a couple of clicks on an open source gui

meanwhile the most popular linux distro is meant to be a copy of windows ui lol

>>107610457
I would hardly call Linspire (formerly known as Lindows) the most popular distro.

>>107608327 (OP)
Windows is only 8% of Microsoft's revenue and that figure keeps shrinking. When the company wants to be rid of someone due to being a poor performer, they transfer them to Windows. The result is Windows 11 and stupid shit like the task bar being stuck. I bet at least half of the people working on Windows are on a PIP.

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Someone looked at this map and thought "wow, we really need more of that here".

>>107609271
Yeah, until it doesn't work because X reasons. Then it's back to tranny tinkering. Or tinker trannying? Whatever.

>>107610411
of the opposite sex at least

>>107610444
>enshitification apologist

Kind of interesting they couldn't figure this out since I put it on the left side vertically in server 2019 I set up a couple days ago. Not touching server 2025, not interested in being their beta tester.

>>107610235
We vibe coded win 11 and nobody knows how it works now

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>>107608363
Agree.

>>107610411
Really doubt Gislane Maxwell or Epstein even touched anything with Linux on it.

Windows features, as in actually beneficial things the OS can do and are appropriate for an OS to BE doing, have been frozen for several generations now. There's almost fuck all Windows 11 does that Windows 7 couldn't do, in terms of things a user would find beneficial.

In the time that has been happening, the once-capable teams behind its development have slid over into being full of diversity hires, jeets, and lifers. The talent is GONE. Retired, moved on, whatever. It's not coming back, either.

So aside from all the actively negative 'features' we've seen slide into Windows more over time (such as telemetry, advertising, bloatware extras, online accounts as a requirement, cloud dependencies) you're now also going to see active regressions of useful features. Like this.

And it's going to keep getting worse and worse because it's regression towards the mean. Windows has such a massive market share (not purely because it's 'better' than other OS', it's more dominant for a host of reasons, largely historical) that there is a long, long way for it to degrade before there will be any urgency to try and fight it's fall.

>>107608327 (OP)
It's funny because things like Windhawk and Retrobar returned this function instantly with 0 effort.

>>107608363
Kill yourself.

>>107608678
it wasn't the name, it wasn't the nose. I could clock her Jewish heritage just from how she describes herself in her profile.

>>107610784
Seems like a big mistake on their part if they didn't.

>>107610263
you're just larping as a MacOS user.

>>107609271
>get 'representative'
>said 'rep' is an Indian in Calcutta who barely speaks English and is only trained to tell you to turn it off and back on and then reinstall

>>107608654
>be a linux "power user"
>can't use 90% of decent productivity tools
>can't use niche hw peripherals
>can't do shit without internet connection
>can't do anything other than web browsing, code trooning and sucking tranny CoC(k)
yeah, no thanks
>>107609271
Its not, because after over 3 decades of development its still the same joke of cosmic proportion it was in the 90s.
>>107610387
>I am straight
>therefore I use always-online inferior software made and used by trannies

>>107608327 (OP)
get jeeted, get deleted

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>>107608327 (OP)
Windows 10 is still used in Agartha. maybe you plebs should learn to use the software used by hyperboreans?

>>107608678
Her twitter bio told me not a singular fucking thing I didn't already know by reading the name.

>>107609453
kek what a humiliation ritual

>>107611153
Notice how nobody agrees with you.

>>107611219
vvvvggggghhhhhhhh windows 10.. home...

>>107608363
you're goddamn right. next is removing Microsoft

Installed W10 IoT LTSC a week ago on the media center and right after reading this thread today I installed it on my main computer too. Enough is enough, whoever gets some important shit accidentally uninstalled by W11 in the coming months had it coming.

Jeet coding.

>>107611577
I think you're confused
that's how it's supposed to behave

>>107611754
>I think
I regret to inform you that you need to think harder.

I just skimmed through this thread. Is what OP is saying actually true? I've been a "taskbar on top"-guy for 20 years. During the 2000's, there was a period of time when I was using a Mac Mini and having the taskbar on top just stuck with me. Later when I built a gaming PC I'd put the Windows XP and Windows 7 taskbar on top. I'm on Linux Mint right now with my taskbar on top and have taskbar on top on my Windows 10-secondary PC. I'm glad I left Windows because I would be going absolutely bonkers if I actually installed Windows 11 and was unable to move the taskbar to the top.

TL;DR: IS OP BAITING ME??

>>107608327 (OP)
What happened to AI boosting productivity?

>>107608473
>"And based on their internal data, the number of users who actively rely on a vertical or top-aligned taskbar is not large enough to justify that cost right now." - statement from your link
This pisses me off. People have thrown ungodly amounts of money at Microsoft. They have a Scrooge McDuck pool of money that justifies the cost for any improvements.

>>107608327 (OP)
The way it looks, by the time Windows 12 arrives, it will not have taskbar at all.
And they will add back in 12.1

>>107610908
I'm a loonix retard so no. I also put my UI on the top or on the left.

>>107611898 me
I looked into it. It is real. That's crazy

>>107608327 (OP)
>replace your employees with H1B visa pajeets
>pajeets can only really code in web service.
>wonder why windows is shit now

>>107608327 (OP)
I'm not a coder, how hard is it to code a taskbar?

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>>107608327 (OP)
>Too hard to replicate functionality from Windows 95
That's on track for how Windows 11 is going.

The first time I installed Windows 95, I saw you could move the taskbar around and it just made more sense to me to put it on top for some reason. I've had the taskbar on top for almost 30 years.

I was really pissed when I saw they removed that in Windows 11. What a dumb fucking thing to do for such a terribly simple feature.

Now I know that the reason they removed this feature that's been present for 30 is because it's too just too hard. Maybe I've been to harsh on those resourceful workers.

But then again, I just installed ExplorerPatcher and now I can move the taskbar on top.

Should I contact Microsoft and tell them that someone found the way to make it possible so their programmers can learn?

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>>107608327 (OP)
There's shit like this and people still hate the alternatives.

>>107608672
ah yes the old "JuIcE AiNt WoRtH ThE SqUeEzE"

my old boss used that shitty phrase anytime someone had a great idea that he wanted to poo poo.

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>>107611153
>Be a windows power user
>Cannot even remove Microsoft Edge

>>107609767
>There are probably a lot more examples I can think of
7 added the completely new taskbar with its own context menus, forced joining, etc. If you want to for ex. right click a task, and move the cursor 2 pixels top right and hit close, you can't - the new context menu comes out slower, positioned differently, has large border/margins, and has different entries so "close" may not even be the bottom most entry.

Luckily you can restore all of that with 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, make it function the same as basically Win98.

>>107610214
>>107610169
10 was an attempt at modernizing Windows 7 but it took them several years and they just couldn't finish it. There are still entries in Control Panel like "Backup & Restore (Windows 7)" because that's way too much to be fucked with.

If you block the telemetry then Windows 10 is... mostly acceptable. But yeah, 7 was the last version that was actually *good*.

>>107608478
Fun fact: they are now building React apps IN THE FUCKING MENUS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMJNEFHj8b8&t=287s [Embed]

>>107611972
The way it is going, adding the taskbar into 12.1 will be too difficult for them to do.

linux power user here, sorry im too dumb to run startisback i type sudo install startisback in the terminal and it did not work where is the documentation to compile it myself??

>>107608327 (OP)

Sure it can be real. Like lots of things in life, newer isn’t always better. There’s a reason why yesterday’s notepad and task manager consumed way less resources. I miss the taskbar on top option a ton but even in windows 10 it wasn’t working quite right with apps that drew their windows in at 0,0.

I am and will always be a taskbar at the top kind of person. If I can't do it in the OS, I am not using it. That simple.

>>107612126
just win key + down then win key + up and it normally fixed itself lol.

>>107608678
I would fist her, elbow deep in coochie.
She cute

>>107608363
>t. ebussy

>>107608327 (OP)
Saar, when I tell the React native to do the moving the task bar to the above of the screen, it made 300 lines of console error. I say to ChatGPT, I say ChatGPT saar, help me saar, here is error, this is what it say, say ChatGPT: Context Too Long.

Bug not fixable saar, I try everything

>>107609453
>have to try a dozen times before it works
lol lmao even

>>107612331
see >>107611754
that's literally how it's supposed to behave, small delay plus auto hide if it's in the way

>>107612097
>Yes saar isn't it awful how there is old code in Windows? We should replace it all with AI slop because haha that is the modern way

It's looking like their next version will have to be a complete rewrite. And it's hilarious how they're functionally incapable of doing it at this point as an organization.

>>107608672
>to justify the cost
what cost nigger?
it should be a solo task for a junior dev

>>107612641
>a solo task for a junior dev
is five meetings for the executives

>>107609767
I remember in XP I added album art to all my music folders so the Explorer folder view showed the album covers. I got to about 200 or 300 and Windows flipped out and scrambled ALL of my folder images (not just the music ones, ALL of my folders on the system). It was wild, and to this day I think there's still metadata remnants in some of the folders. Jellyfin etc will now and then show some random image associated with an album.

Point is, MS has always been shit but at least they tried neat things and weren't afraid of screwing up.

>>107610444
>distro made for command line autists
>OS that is supposed to be made for retarded toddlers and not require tooling
no, it isn't weird at all. in fact, it might be the one single normal and well adjusted opinion that /g/ has.

>>107608327 (OP)
>12h ago
I hate relative time. You will never know how old a screenshot is thanks to these retarded graphics arts majors designing websites.

>>107608678
>that pic
It all makes sense now.

>>107608327 (OP)
Win11 is a shamefull mess of AI code and shoddy pajeet code. I will NEVER use it, and I'd rather return to Win7 or even jump to troonix than ever touch that shit.

>>107610444
>because it's so customizable for power users
No that's not the argument. The argument is it's more customizable for anyone. It's 2025 any retard can do all kinds of things with KDE Plasma (the desktop that's basically just better Windows at this point) from the GUI in a couple clicks, and those features are built in and don't require searching for any external tools. That includes adjusting the length, size, position, number of bars, etc. of the task bar. You just right click the thing and edit.

>>107612009
please sir understand

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>>107608327 (OP)
I never thought I'd say this... but I miss Windows 10.

>>107613042
Do you hope that you'll slip away into the sweet embrace of death before you utter the words: I miss Windows 11.

>>107610235
They lie. I'm sure their "research" also shows people really wanted to replace basic Notepad with a nu-notepad shitted up with "AI".

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>>107611153
>use always-online inferior software
A full set of the Debian distribution on 6 Blu-Rays is what I would take with me if I were sent to prison with a laptop but no permission to use the internet:
https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-builds/amd64/jigdo-bd/

Meanwhile you literally cannot even activate Windows without going online.

>>107613105
>replace basic Notepad with a nu-notepad shitted up with "AI"
wtf were they thinking.
At least there's still edit.exe, which is what I use now when I'm forced to use a windows machine

>>107608327 (OP)
It's too hard for 70IQ jeets. Nutella has destroyed the company.

>>107612097
The overuse of shitty webtech is classic jeetification of software. Saw this in 3 different companies. It's becoming increasingly common in mobile now too.

>>107608327 (OP)
You couldn't even move the clock from the right to the left without moving the taskbar for its entire history of existence (before the jeets)

>>107610457
This guy formats his entire disk to install different window managers, we should listen to his opinion on the topic

>>107611153
>always-online
Saaar please redeem the Microsoft account before continuing your Windows installation!!