I shouldn't need third-party apps to fix Windows 11

[Windows Central]

The developer community has filled the gaps in Windows 11 that Microsoft never should have created.

Windows 11 started rolling out earlier this month. While Microsoft updated several parts of the operating system, there are strange gaps that the company left in the OS. While some of these come down to preference, Microsoft removed the ability to customize certain aspects of its operating system. For example, you can only show a clock on one display while running Windows 11. Want a clock on an external display? You have to grab an app like ElevenClock.

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[revmacian]

I can understand Microsoft wanting to update the design, an operating system needs to remain easy to use and pleasant to the eyes. But, at the same time, Microsoft needs to be aware that major changes will take time to learn and habits needs to be amended; both of these require changes to user workflow. Making too many changes too fast, or removing old features, may cause some users to question their loyalty to the Windows operating system.

Dear Microsoft, please keep in mind that macOS, Linux and BSD are right around the corner.