Want to avoid the constant changes MS does to the GUI or the need to constantly update?<br>Go to Linux.<br>I can use proton to play many steam games and these games can run DX12 through proton.,(reply>), I did, and I never looked back. New pc coming tomorrow and windows will never see the light of day on that box. Linux has come such a far way, and proton will help get many more users across like I did.,(reply>), @SesshyS "remove all the telemetry and tasks" until Microsoft automatically reenables them without your consent,(reply>), @SesshyS congratulations you wasted a couple days of your life looking when you could've installed manjaro or something. I'd rather have somebody do all the work for me in one USB.,(reply>), @IIGrayfoxII its a running thing in the community where people hate the  immediate updates, not letting you do anything.,(reply>), @SesshyS So disable updates so your system is vulnerable?<br><br>A user should be able to choose updates they want from the OS itself, they shouldn't need to go searching for updates, some of which have prerequisites that must first be meet.<br><br>Having forced updates for home users should be fine, but for the "Pro" versions of windows, they could've had the old but loved update window where you could choose which updates to apply<br><br>A user should not have to go through services.msc and disable shit like spyware<br><br>Commands i need to know for updating are<br>Sudo apt update<br>sudo apt upgrade<br>sudo apt install &lt;package&gt;<br>sudo apt hold &lt;package&gt;<br>sudo apt unhold &lt;package&gt;<br><br>The update issue is one of many that windows currently has.<br><br>What about the force everyone to use EDGE<br>What about all the uninstallable apps like cortana and edge?<br><br>Windows 11 does not really need TPM2 for "Security", microsoft just wants to use it as a means to get people onto newer hardware.