I feel like the odd one out on windows 11. I actually quite like it, and the UI changes it brings. I also approve of how well they've integrated wsl2. It's been making many aspects of developing for both windows and linux much less painful.<p>I don't like how much content it grabs from the internet on things like the menu bar and the start menu...but that's about my only gripe with it.<p>I say this as someone that grew up using linux and gnome 1.4, 2.0, 3.0, having gone through various other desktop environments andwindow managers like enlightenment, kde, openbox, fluxbox, xmonad, etc. and abbreviating microsoft to "m$". I don't like microsoft as a corporation, and I'm no fanboy. but it seems nicer to use than what I've seen in the linux world. I definitely like it more than macOS.<p>Sometimes windows can still feel cluttery, but I'm very happy with how they allow easily snapping windows to current positions/sizes.<p>I generally am only using firefox, clion/goland/emacs (in wsl2), and various games though. So maybe I'm just getting a limited experience. I also use it on a very beefy machine (12 core amd ryzen 9 3900xt, 128gb ram, 2x2tb nvme, gtx 3060). It could be on more average hardware that it's a terrible experience.