system
A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Is it actually better in anyway or is it just managable?
gpt
It's really cosmetic differences and a couple of mild functional differences.

One of the functional differences is just a different File Explorer right-click UI, which is fine, and you can still access the old one by pressing "more options" in the new one for finer settings.

The other one is the weird stuff with the volume mixer and wifi area in the taskbar. They changed it up a bit so it works strangely, instead of volume mixer being a small tab above the volume button it takes you to the Sound page in Settings and you use the volume mixer there.

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I quite like the layout of W11, I especially like the option to move your taskbar to the center instead of being left-oriented, I think it looks a lot cleaner. I think you could do that with certain plugins regardless but its nice that it's an in-built feature now. I think the search area and the windows button look a lot better and load a lot faster.

Oh and one more thing, you can't right-click the taskbar for task manager or other options, you have to right click the windows button specifically. Why? Not sure. It doesn't affect me so much it's awful but I like the way it looks so I'll keep using it. 

ETA: Clock doesn't show specific time (H:M:S) when clicked anymore. It only shows a calendar. Real let down to be honest.