MadMummy76
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There is absolutely no reason why network settings has to be divided between three or four completely separate panels now, all consisting one or two of the options previously accessible from one single control panel. And to top it off, the old control panel is still there because there are one or two things that are impossible to do with any of the new shiny but useless apps. And the same applies to printer settings or display settings, etc. Although with one of the last updates they completely removed the old screen resolution panel, replacing it with an inferior version.I’ll be honest, it’s not the number of clicks that bother me. It’s the time taken to relearn or find some of these things that I had already learned once over.
But I guess I could just as well complain that all that stuff I learned in DOS I had to relearn how to do in a GUI once upon a time. I could argue that’s different though - a totally different interface doesn’t bring a lot of preconceived notions with it, so you approach it as something new, not as being lost in something familiar.
I still don’t know what PowerShell is tbh.
Windows is being redesigned by a committe under our noses.