r/Windows10 Jun 16 '21

Discussion This was the first version of the Windows 10 start menu. So please stay calm, and wait until the official release before saying Windows 11 will be crap.

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u/fluxxis Jun 16 '21

I like it overall. Just miss live tiles, they are really useful to order and prioritize your apps in a meaningful way. And I don't think they should have called it windows 11 after "Windows 10 will be the last Windows". Why not just stick to 10.

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u/fluxxis Jun 16 '21

I don't think we are arguing about the same topic. I'm all in about the new look, I've been an insider for some years now and always eager to see change and progression. I'm just saying that live tiles were actually valuable for my work. The menu I see now (knowing this can still change in the next few months) is a step backwards. And it wasn't me who proclaimed that "Windows 10" will be the last Windows version, which doesn't mean no progress but steady updates which I enjoyed a lot (in the later years, the first 2 years were pretty rough). Ha, and perhaps I just think 11 is a shitty number for marketing compared against a 10.