So, I finally got around to installing #windows11 Professional Edition in a virtual machine and chose the lightest options possible throughout the install process. It still forces 7 apps into the pinned apps portion of the start menu which were completely unsolicited. They can be uninstalled, but still...
Did I mention this was the Professional Edition?
On a good note, the UI strikes the perfect balance between #kde and #cinnamon. We could use a desktop environment like this in #linux.
@codeHaiku have you actually used the Win 11 UI? Have fun with your extra clicks for doing anything useful through the right-click menus. The default items there are absolutely horrendous. That trend of nonsense defaults, or nested menu crap is throughout.
Don't get me started on the inability to relocate notifications.
@RL_Dane Zorin is a beautiful distro. I prefer the light version. However, they have their own repos and the desktop is a modified gnome/xfce desktop. It isn't a packaged standard like cinnamon, KDE, gnome, etc.
@thelinuxcast zorin is nice, until you start trying to edit the task bar or panels. It can lead to disaster quite quickly, then you have to rebuild it all back, piece by piece.
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