DON'T Upgrade To Windows 11! Upgrade To Linux Instead.

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are you a windows 10 user and are you
considering upgrading to windows 11
maybe you're considering upgrading to
windows 11 because you've seen the
screenshots and the videos that
microsoft has put out
and you think the windows 11 desktop is
really attractive
if so i strongly urge you to consider
giving linux a try
many linux desktops are absolutely
stunning in their beauty such as the
linux desktop i'm currently showcasing
this is the deepen linux distribution
windows 10 pills in comparison and even
the upcoming windows 11 doesn't compete
with some of the modern linux desktops
in fact windows 11 looks as if it's
simply playing catch-up to linux
for example one of the big things that
windows 11 will introduce us the ability
to center the panel in the taskbar linux
has had this ability for more than two
decades
in deepen you have the choice of a
centered floating panel or you can right
click on the panel and go to mode and
choose efficient mode to go back to a
more traditional panel
which takes up 100 percent of the width
of the bottom of the screen
and you're not limited to having the
panel at the bottom of the screen
right click on the panel and go to
location and choose top if you prefer
a top panel or lift if you prefer a
vertical panel on the left of the screen
which makes a lot of sense on modern
monitors that are typically much wider
than they are tall
thus giving your programs more screen
real estate
you probably have noticed that windows
11 is adding some really nice blurring
effects to its menu and its panel
deepen has had this kind of blurring for
years as well as many other linux
desktops
a buzzword you often hear nowadays is
dark mode which is really just the
ability to change your application
themes from a light theme
to a dark theme while windows and mac
are just now
addressing this linux has allowed its
users to set dark themes for nearly 30
years
in deepen you simply open the control
center and go to personalization
and then choose dark do you want to
change the opacity of the menus in the
panel
you can do that as well set it to 1.0
for fully opaque
or to zero for fully transparent or
anywhere in between
some of the applications themselves have
opacity settings that you can adjust
such as the terminal application
the customization options are endless on
linux
want to change the icon theme you can do
that from the control center
want to change the wallpaper or the
screen saver just right click on the
desktop
probably the biggest advantage of using
linux is the freedom given to the user
the operating system is yours to do as
you please you can add or remove
software you can change desktop
environments you can even change from
one linux distribution
to another you have that freedom
proprietary operating systems like
windows 11
are freedom restricting you do not own
your operating system when you run
windows
microsoft owns it they are merely
allowing you to use it
so if you are currently on windows 10
and are unsure where to go
maybe it's time to try out linux
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