What's Windows like when you've been using Linux for a long time? Here's Windows 11. It's not sure. I don't know what to make of it really. It's kind of... It's not better than Windows 10, as far as I can see. I can find my way around it better. Everything looks better. Look at the menus here. So... You know, that stuff... Let's get something up. Open something up. There are still things about Windows that I don't like. One is that you've got no control over stuff. Like that bottom bar. You're stuck with it. You can't get rid of it, as far as I can see. Maybe you can. If you can, let me know in the comments. Upbar is just annoying. So where's the space? I can customize all of that in Linux, no problem. Another thing I can do in Linux that I can't do in Windows, I can decide exactly where my audio gets rooted from one thing to another. No problem at all. I just grab little patch cards and move it from that program to that program. And that's the job done. Windows have no idea. Then you've got all this SEO driver stuff. No idea what that's about. I don't know. I don't enjoy it. I have a suspicion that it sounds better than Windows 10, but that may be just my imagination. I don't know why an operating system would sound different. Maybe they've improved the audio somehow. There are help for little things that happen in Windows that don't happen in Linux. Like when you plug in a new device, it often just asks you, do you want to install the driver for this device? And you say, yeah, yes, please. I'm sure that's the best way to do it. I'm not going to install the driver for this device. And you say, yeah, yes, please. I'm sure that's grand. But, you know, I really don't mind searching for the device driver in Linux. Some drivers don't work though. Some you can't get such as this one, this complete, complete control M32. And I hate that it's not in Linux. Like where all of the native instruments complete stuff isn't there. So, and there's a lot of nice instruments in that. But on the other side of it, a lot of those don't really work on a high-res, on a 4K monitor. They're not very good. This might be a way of farming, but that's definitely not in the place where it's supposed to be. And if you try and drag something and move it, it doesn't work. But if I go up a bell, or it should be on the screen, the mouse is up there. Check the knob of other, the knob of weight down there. And the mouse reappears somewhere totally different. So, these kind of little weird glitches and just something that you only get in Linux. And let's see. So, that's one of their relatively new ones. How about if we get something else? It's not bad. So, you can't resize it. What's that about? That's nuts. I got to be able to resize that thing. That one's not bad. So, that's fine. I mean, it's kind of cool looking. That's cool, though, as you can do that. But that's as big as it gets. My thoughts on Windows 11 as a Linux user is that it's fine. It's not really any better than Linux. In fact, I'd prefer to stay on Linux for most of my audio stuff, except for the few things that aren't available on Linux. There you go. Linux is better.