Windows 11 comes to town!
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Finally Windows 11 is available to my desktop PC! :) It already worked quite well on my tablet, almost doubling battery life. So I am quite keen! Might wait tonight though.. with all the zoom call going this week, workday my not be the best time.. :laugh:
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Run for the hills! :omg:
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Finally Windows 11 is available to my desktop PC! :) It already worked quite well on my tablet, almost doubling battery life. So I am quite keen! Might wait tonight though.. with all the zoom call going this week, workday my not be the best time.. :laugh:
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Doubling battery life? What (sorcery) tablet is this?
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I've been debating about switching.
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it doesn't seem that different at first glance (except the taskbar is locked at the bottom now :/ ) But I trust it extract even more performance from the hardware... Although I heard bug report to the contrary, it was marked as urgent bug...
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Is there any test to determine whether my laptop hardware is capable of supporting Windows 11?
Check you windows update panel, it tells you or there is a link to something that tells you. it might look like your system can't upgrade, but the windows update report tool might tool you are missing PTM2.0 or something, but, on most recent system, it's just a matter of truning them on in the bios. Windows update will still say you can't upgrade (while the checker tool say you can) in which which case, just wait a few days, Windows update will eventually catch up
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Doubling battery life? What (sorcery) tablet is this?
Lenovo yoga When I was using as my note table during our weekly D&D & CoC afternoon, it ended up with like 20% left after 8 hours. On Windows 11 it ends up at 65%. Yeah!
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Run for the hills! :omg:
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
Too late, Windows 11 caught me... aarrggll... tell my children I love them...
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Doubling battery life? What (sorcery) tablet is this?
I think my battery life would also reach miraculous levels with W11. Simply because I would not use it very much. After recently installing Linux, Windows is almost completely retired now and only used once in a while for games.
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Too late, Windows 11 caught me... aarrggll... tell my children I love them...
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Your children want to know where you keep the keys to the house and the combination to the safe. :) Not fatal. Been running it and VS 2022 in a VM. Slower than 10 but that will go away. Like any interface changes, I want to puke at them at first site but I can get used to almost anything. Wow, love the shiny new icons! Also running the developer eval in a VM and it is OK. My base is Linux but I am not a zealot, just a preference. SSD's are so cheap, I don't understand why folks don't trial that way.
>64 If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
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Your children want to know where you keep the keys to the house and the combination to the safe. :) Not fatal. Been running it and VS 2022 in a VM. Slower than 10 but that will go away. Like any interface changes, I want to puke at them at first site but I can get used to almost anything. Wow, love the shiny new icons! Also running the developer eval in a VM and it is OK. My base is Linux but I am not a zealot, just a preference. SSD's are so cheap, I don't understand why folks don't trial that way.
>64 If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
Now that you say it.. I have Windows Sandbox running Windows 11 inside my new Windows 11! Windowsception! :D (Could I run Windows Sandbox in Windows Sandbox?) And .. I am still alive! Just like you predicted! :D
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Your children want to know where you keep the keys to the house and the combination to the safe. :) Not fatal. Been running it and VS 2022 in a VM. Slower than 10 but that will go away. Like any interface changes, I want to puke at them at first site but I can get used to almost anything. Wow, love the shiny new icons! Also running the developer eval in a VM and it is OK. My base is Linux but I am not a zealot, just a preference. SSD's are so cheap, I don't understand why folks don't trial that way.
>64 If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
Speaking of which... how do you turn on and off Windows feature in Windows 11 (like IIS, or Sandbox), can get the add/remove feature to show?! :O :((
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Now that you say it.. I have Windows Sandbox running Windows 11 inside my new Windows 11! Windowsception! :D (Could I run Windows Sandbox in Windows Sandbox?) And .. I am still alive! Just like you predicted! :D
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And .. I am still alive! Just like you predicted!
TADA! Be careful with the sandboxes, don't get yourself into infinite decreasing concentric circles. :wtf:
>64 If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
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I've been debating about switching.
Real programmers use butterflies
I spotted a huuuuuuuUUUUUUUuuuuge problem with Windows 11. All the windows have a new rounded corner. But my pet project app (using custom Window chrome from MahApps.Metro) still has a square border! :sigh: :doh: mm... I can probably get rid of MahApps.... It has a nice title bar though... (that and some minor restyling is all I use, and I mean minor)
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I spotted a huuuuuuuUUUUUUUuuuuge problem with Windows 11. All the windows have a new rounded corner. But my pet project app (using custom Window chrome from MahApps.Metro) still has a square border! :sigh: :doh: mm... I can probably get rid of MahApps.... It has a nice title bar though... (that and some minor restyling is all I use, and I mean minor)
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Your app might need some kind of manifest.
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it doesn't seem that different at first glance (except the taskbar is locked at the bottom now :/ ) But I trust it extract even more performance from the hardware... Although I heard bug report to the contrary, it was marked as urgent bug...
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Super Lloyd wrote:
it was marked as urgent bug
Thanks for reminding me why I haven't switched yet. :-D
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honey the codewitch wrote:
I think the upgrade is free
They are. I'm thinking about all problems that you might or might not get with updated programs and settings and such. From experience, I prefer a clean slate for new major versions.
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I do too. I just don't want to spend the money on Win11. It's not even that I can't afford it. It's the principle. I bought Win10 (again) back in january when i bought my machine. At this point it just seems like throwing good money after bad if I make that purchase.
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Your app might need some kind of manifest.
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Nope. It's just not supported yet.... [Windows 11 integration · Issue #4140 · MahApps/MahApps.Metro · GitHub](https://github.com/MahApps/MahApps.Metro/issues/4140) In a few month, when the important stuff in my app works... I might see if I can contribute :)
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I do too. I just don't want to spend the money on Win11. It's not even that I can't afford it. It's the principle. I bought Win10 (again) back in january when i bought my machine. At this point it just seems like throwing good money after bad if I make that purchase.
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I always get the license with my hardware. So I guess you're using a VM. In that case you could probably make a copy of the VM that you can upgrade, then create a new VM and move that license to it. Would have to check the license agreement to make sure though.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
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Super Lloyd wrote:
it was marked as urgent bug
Thanks for reminding me why I haven't switched yet. :-D
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only in some case with some hardware... I think, I forgot the name, but those SSD that look like a memory chip, are supposed to be slower. Got one on as my main drive though, not noticing anything (not that I am taxing the system anyway) (by supposed to be, I mean it's a bug, of course)
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I do too. I just don't want to spend the money on Win11. It's not even that I can't afford it. It's the principle. I bought Win10 (again) back in january when i bought my machine. At this point it just seems like throwing good money after bad if I make that purchase.
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Do you have Home or Pro?
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
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Do you have Home or Pro?
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
I have home. I used to always upgrade to pro until i realized there's no point.
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