With all the changes, I doubt a setup.exe would work.

the upgrade executable is coming in a V3, info from head devs

@@Endermanch that's really good news to hear, thumbs up for that

@@Endermanch Good. I'm used to the shitty unofficial versions where that and several other important features are a pipe-dream.

@@Endermanch there is a setup file, but it errors out when you finish selecting a few options and then exits completely

How is this even fluent and consistent? Reactify 11 has done some major downgrades. Replacing UWP based task bar isn't upgrade it's a huge downgrade, it's not fluent and consistent at all. Updated task manager of windows 11 is much better, consistent and matches fluent design than Reactify one. Reverting old context menu makes it less fluent and inconsistent. Updating old legacy control panel is not upgrade, it's just a downgrade. Since it should be completely removed and replaced by Settings app.

@@nevernever6019 settings app is terrible

@@nevernever6019 no rectify actually made every micromess program actually look more consistent, for that downgrades whelp at least windows 11 isnt as downgrade as macOs can goes

@@yeatstan the win10 settings app is indeed terrible, the win11 one is much better

@@nevernever6019 don't give the creator any ideas okay?

And OEM pc are depressing HP is ok.

yes acually, even they made changing xbox gamertag costs 10 dollars and on windows phone age, when they added traffic racer and it was not free

The last time they cared was Windows 7

@@WilliamHollinger2019 HP is also depressing

@@WilliamHollinger2019HP is an awful compant

these customs install can also just be botnets too. You should be fine with linux as long as you dont need adobe software or have to consoom some windows only game that cant be run on linux (which is very few today).

@@avagata9309 what about wine and proton?

@@regav62 Wine and Proton are really fine right now, I'm not gonna lie, but the main disadvantage of using a "middle man" to interpret software is that you will always be liable to find failures to run a specific feature, especially when the software in question is updated. This tends to be a no go for users who use software professionally, or those who want everything running on day one, no excuses.

Been like that on the beta channel for a while too

don't think about it if you don't have an ssd

Rectify11 is more than just a bootleg.

@@randommmmmmmmmmmmm well, who uses an HDD as the boot disk nowadays? pretty much any modern computer has a SSD boot drive.

@@Oblivion5367 I do

@@LordiGFX Still a Warrior, I see. I used to be just like you, son. Hard drives for life. But then, the sold state army came at my door at full blast. Such a shame, that I had to give in.

try linux and his pc would be a formula 1 race car well, unless he doesn't wanna deal with re-learning everything

@@kantraa if he uses only internet and writes documents then linux mint + firefox + libreoffice pack. Only thing he will need to relearn is desktop look because start menu is in the same place as in windows

@@speedy2263 _10_

@@kantraa it's my dad, he gets mad even seeing a new icon In his bloody desktop. I was lucky to even be able to install the damn Windows on that thing

@@kantraa In Zorin/Linux Mint, it's going be very similar to windows

They just needed to do it to all built in apps like task manager and to something like recovery mode when you enable dark mode it should effect all system apps and not 3rd party apps since they have their own dark mode (most of them do at least) and they usually just detect what mode you are using to change the light so it wouldn't have hurt them to do these simple stuff

That's one of the nuances of making Windows i believe. You want to push new things asap, but have to carefully test and try everything so that it doesn't break some weird edgecase.

@@HusseinAl-Dalawy they did rewrite some builtin apps (yes taskmgr) to support the new API. However apps and dialogs have to support the APIs by themselves rather than Windows changes the behaviour of old ones

Excuses. They literally have the source to do things properly, they just don't want to.

Exactly! Thank you for saying it. Even in this video we saw plenty serious of bugs, and not all of them are as easy to fix as they seem on the surface. Not to mention the billions of little things that Microsoft _has to_ consider because of their business customers, but Rectify11 can ignore completely, and noone will even notice

@@AndrewCzE according to them a fork specially made for rectify11 will be used so yeah

You can change the mouse cursor REALLY easily. Literally search mouse in the start menu and you can change it. Also, Classic Shell is probably what you are looking for in terms of start menu. I agree with everything you said though, just offering solutions to them.

And in my opinion the 7 one is far superior than the 10 one

@@Felipe_9999 ok who asked

Yeah, mouse cursor is bad

Honestly the only real issue I saw in this video was the graphics driver bug, which was easy enough to fix, and the bug with notepad not starting on the first try, if I wasn't on my neighbors slow ass wifi, I'd give it a spin as is in a vm or maybe a spare machine.

Use Zorin if you're used to Linux

its a vmware bug

I'll say something. Upgrade to Rectify v3 (which comes soon), not v2

y'know, people have different opinions

Windows 11 uses shadows and frames hardcoded in DWM so that's not an issue anymore

@Patrick Schlienger I meant whether the rectify11 performed at the same level as windows 10 or not

@Patrick Schlienger you also post dumb shit on youtube on pc?

Activate yourself. It isn't preactivated so they can keep the project legal

it'll throw you into the default admin account, you can simply create another user afterwards with any username

You can put it back on the left as standard. I know that's the first thing I did, having it centred felt too "MacOS" to me, not that it's a bad thing, I just didn't like it personally.

Codenames are now only used in documentation or something.

Windows 11's codename is Sun Valley and supposedly the leaked Windows 12 is named Next Valley

If it needs TPM, use the registry if your board hates it (I use a maximus 7 ranger from 2012)

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yeah, it's really promising, and it sure would attract Windows 10 users, who were reluctant of upgrading to 11. I am one of those users by the way.

Same, PaintDotNet has nothing close to an equal on Linux. I wound up needing Krita, GIMP and Ibis Paint just to have the same level of functionality as a single program. Needless to say, until Linux gets PaintDotNet, Windows is here to stay.

Yeah i think its still 21h2 cuz of search icon

And more, need to continue watching it

Yes but a little buggy

Are you using OEM ISO?

@@ThatRandomToast i mean.. the OS was windows 10 home but i got tricked into thinking 11 was actually good, but other than that, i don’t know

Reinstalling vanilla windows removes OEM branding all over it so doing it with Rectify11 should do the same, after reinstalling, uninstalling OEM bundled software should be easy

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