Taskbar: only on the bottom of the screen is annoying. Seems MSFT wants to force Windows users to use Search. Not even 1-level grouping makes Windows 11's Start menu more primitive than Chrome OS's launcher.
Start Menu: as long as Start10, Open Shell and the like work, NBD. Widgets: can be unpinned from taskbar and Start menu, so NBD as long as it isn't running in the background. Lock screen: as long as it can be disabled, who cares what it can/can't do? I figure that sort of replacement shell could come again.ģDViewer, Paint3D, Cortana, IE, Math Input Panel, OneNote not part of Office: good riddance. There were dozens for LiteStep back in 95-XP days, and BBWin and Emerge Desktop also provided them. Then you'd need a 3rd party replacement for taskbar and system tray. If so, that means it should still be possible to restrict the desktop boundaries so that p-pixels could be reserved on the left or right sides or q-pixels at the top of the screen. I figure that means the system call which sets the desktop boundaries still exists and works as it always has. Also, a utility named Taskbar Eliminator still works in build 21996.1, and when run it hides the taskbar entirely and sets the desktop boundary so that maximized windows use the entire screen height and width. Way back in LiteStep days, the y-boundary would have been 0 (top) to -48 (48 up from bottom edge). I'm not a developer, so I don't know the exact system calls, but I know enough about them to to know there's a system call which sets the boundary for maximized application windows on a screen. The Touch keyboard no longer supports docked and undocked layouts on screen sizes 18 inches and larger. The Windows 11 taskbar does not offer My People, which was previously deprecated, and it can now only be aligned to the bottom of the screen. The all-new Windows 11 Start menu no longer supports live tiles, groups, folders, pinned apps, or pinned sites. The Snipping Tool is available in Windows 10, but it looks and works like Snip & Sketch. S mode will only be available in Windows 11 Home edition going forward.
Despite just shipping in Windows 10, News & Interests is being replaced by the new Widgets feature in Windows 11. The Math Input Panel is removed and the Math Recognizer will be installed on demand (and includes the math input control and recognizer). Quick Status is begin removed from the lock screen. Internet Explorer is disabled in Windows 11 (but not removed?).
Windows 11 will not roam desktop wallpaper from PC to PC when you sign in with a Microsoft account. Cortana won’t blow out your eardrums during Setup’s first boot experience and it will no longer be pinned to the taskbar. “When upgrading to Windows 11 from Windows 10 or when installing an update to Windows 11, some features may be deprecated or removed,” Microsoft notes. Today, Microsoft revealed which familiar Windows 10 features are being removed or deprecated in Windows 11.
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