There was only one time when Microsoft cared about having consistent UI and even did a lot of research on how to make operating system easier for people that didn't use computers before. It was when they developed Windows 95.
this post was submitted on 13 May 2025
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One of the many reasons why I shiftet to Linux
You forgot the generations-old menus and settings windows.
That's a Microsoft issue, not necessarily a W11 Problem.
Buddy, wait 'til you hear who makes the windows OS...
[product] is causing issues. But that's an issue with [product], not [company who designed and created product]
I promise you that is very much an issue with the company that designed, created and released product
"he doesn't know how to use the middle mouse button!"
(for people who may be unaware... in most linux distributions- all of them that I've used, and I've used a fair number; clicking middle mouse with text selected cuts and pastes the text. it's one of those features that, once you get used to... you just can't let go.)
Correction: it will copy, not cut. It's also not using the actual clipboard, so you can basically have two things "in your clipboard", which can also be a bit confusing.
Fun fact, Edge still has this stupid behavior even on Linux, so highlight and middle click doesn't work properly since as soon as you highlight it pops up that stupid menu. You have to go into the menu and disable it before highlighting works correctly again.
Signed - someone who is fortunate enough to be able to use Linux on my work machine (yay!) but is still forced to use Edge on it (boo!)
Wait…. You can get edge on Linux?!
TIL.
Edge is just chrome. Last I checked chrome works on Linux.