Windows 11 has been around for long enough to be the standard at this point, but it really gained its major traction and broad adoption after Windows 10’s End of Life. Some reasons that might have contributed to a slower uptake include Microsoft’s stringent hardware requirements for the operating system and, for some users, its flawed design elements.
Last week, I argued that the Windows 11 customization scene was thriving off of third-party developers because Microsoft seemingly won’t give users what…
