Wow. Cool. Really cool. It isn't easy to unintentionally break something that worked for 40 years.
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Yeah, but they implemented a moveable task bar, which has been available in every other operating system and most DEs for probably 20 - 30 years, so you know... progress kinda.
The moveable task bar was available in any other Microsoft operating system since windows 95.
It's chilling that at launch, Windows ME had a better taskbar than Windows 11 and it took 5 years to get to feature parity
Almost like its made for deeply unserious people who take themselves seriously.
That source code is probably such a shitshow
I was under the impression that with 10 they spent a lot of time cleaning up from previous versions and that the new problems are from lack of QC.
They rewrote taskbar.
At this point it might be quicker to make a list of updates that don't break some essential functionality.
Did they fire all senior developers and give access to ~~interns~~ AI Prompt Researchers to push updates?
They fired QA more or less back in windows 10 days so..
That's that Copilot code...