преди 8 минути, MZ/X написа:

кефите ли се вече

От 3-4 месеца 😎

Не, дръпнах го за кобура. Ще го качвам догодина по същото време.

преди 35 минути, B-boy/StyLe/ написа:

догодина по същото време

25H1
Не, че и аз не заредих кобура.. 😎

на 1.10.2024 г. в 12:47, MZ/X написа:

Показал бил някакъв негов си нестандартен начин.
А щом е нестандартен днес може и да работи, а в бъдеще не.

Някога да си ти казвали да не се изказва неподготвен? Ако не са, да ти го кажа. 

преди 8 часа, MZ/X написа:

Кефите, кефите ли се вече с Windows 11 24H2?
накратко най-важните промени/добавки:
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/windows-11-version-24h2-general-availability 
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/windows-11-2024-updates-even-gives-unsupported-hardware-a-performance-boost
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/new-ai-features-windows-11-2024-copilot-pcs 

 

При мен още го няма, не че  ми е притрябвал. Като гледам - нищо особено.

преди 9 часа, MZ/X написа:

Кефите, кефите ли се вече с Windows 11 24H2?
накратко най-важните промени/добавки:
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/windows-11-version-24h2-general-availability 
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/windows-11-2024-updates-even-gives-unsupported-hardware-a-performance-boost
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/new-ai-features-windows-11-2024-copilot-pcs 

 

Как може да се сменят иконите и прозорците да имат рамка като тази на 8.1. И мога да размисля да си сложа Уин 11 или да го ползвам. Въпреки, че ми е доста сложен Уин. Не е за начинаещи потребители. Линукс ми е по-лесен. 😀

 

Windows 11 Insider Preview 27718.1000

преди 11 часа, АСПЕКТ написа:

Въпреки, че ми е доста сложен Уин. Не е за начинаещи потребители. Линукс ми е по-лесен. 😀

Мен лично много ме кефи Windows 11, точно защото е фрашкан със съвременни върхови технологии, които в Линукс десктоп ги няма, а може и да не се появят даже. Windows 11 десктопът му го намирам за неимоверно по-интегриран и мощен в сравнение с мизерните и смешно напъващи се да приличат на него имитации като KDE, Cinnamon, Deepin.

преди 3 часа, MZ/X написа:

Мен лично много ме кефи Windows 11, точно защото е фрашкан със съвременни върхови технологии, които в Линукс десктоп ги няма, а може и да не се появят даже. Windows 11 десктопът му го намирам за неимоверно по-интегриран и мощен в сравнение с мизерните и смешно напъващи се да приличат на него имитации като KDE, Cinnamon, Deepin.

Спомена за някакъв вирус, че те е хванал?

Кои са тия съвременни върхови технологии?

Странно е че доста хора по цял ден само настройват десктопа си и нищо друго не правят. Само десктопа ги интересува. Явно освен браузър други програми не ползват. Разцъкат 1-2 часа на браузъра и след това в остатъка от деня само десктопа си настройват.

преди 3 часа, MZ/X написа:

Мен лично много ме кефи Windows 11, точно защото е фрашкан със съвременни върхови технологии, които в Линукс десктоп ги няма, а може и да не се появят даже. Windows 11 десктопът му го намирам за неимоверно по-интегриран и мощен в сравнение с мизерните и смешно напъващи се да приличат на него имитации като KDE, Cinnamon, Deepin.

Изброй 20 върхови технологии.

преди 22 минути, *S197* написа:

Изброй 20 върхови технологии.

Що? Ти не можеш ли да си ги изброиш сам?
А може би си в каменната ера още и не знаеш, че има AI да ги питаш да ти ги изброят.
Ако е така, ето, направих ти заявката до 20.

Аз: List me top windows 11 technologies not available for Linux yet

ChatGPT: Here are some cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that are either not yet available or only partially supported on Linux:

1. DirectStorage

• DirectStorage is a feature designed to speed up game load times by optimizing the way data is transferred between NVMe SSDs and GPUs, minimizing CPU overhead. It allows faster decompression of game assets directly on the GPU, bypassing the CPU. Currently, this technology is Windows 11-specific, though open-source efforts like Linux's GPUOpen may evolve to support similar functionality.

2. Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)

• This feature enables users to run Android apps natively on Windows 11. It integrates Android apps into the Windows ecosystem seamlessly, allowing users to install apps from the Amazon Appstore or sideload APKs. While Linux supports Android apps through emulators or solutions like Anbox, there isn't the same native and seamless integration.

3. AutoHDR

• AutoHDR is a feature that automatically converts SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) content into HDR (High Dynamic Range) on compatible hardware, enhancing the visual experience in games and apps. Linux currently lacks a built-in AutoHDR system, though there are third-party tools to manage HDR settings manually on specific hardware.

4. Snap Layouts and Snap Groups

• Windows 11’s advanced window management system, Snap Layouts, lets users quickly arrange windows into different predefined layouts. Snap Groups allow users to save and switch between grouped window arrangements. While Linux desktop environments like GNOME and KDE support some form of window tiling, they don’t yet match the seamlessness and depth of Windows 11’s Snap Layouts.

5. Voice Typing with AI-Driven Transcription

• Windows 11 offers enhanced voice typing powered by AI, which transcribes spoken words into text with high accuracy. While Linux supports basic speech-to-text through tools like Google Speech or other engines, these tend to be less integrated and not as advanced as the built-in Windows 11 solution.

6. Dynamic Refresh Rate

• Windows 11 introduced a feature that dynamically adjusts the refresh rate of the screen to balance performance and battery life on supported hardware. Linux has basic support for variable refresh rates via drivers like NVIDIA and AMD, but a system-wide dynamic refresh rate feature, particularly in the same level of integration, is not yet widely available.

7. Game Mode Optimizations

• Windows 11 enhances "Game Mode" by reducing background activity to prioritize game performance, including improved performance for hybrid CPUs (like Intel's Alder Lake chips). While Linux has similar "performance" profiles and can tweak processes via tools like gamemode, it doesn't match the deep system optimizations that Windows 11 provides.

8. TPM 2.0 Security Requirements

• Windows 11 enforces Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 for enhanced security, providing features like BitLocker encryption, Secure Boot, and device integrity checks. Linux also supports TPM, but it isn’t enforced, and there’s less standardization across distributions.

Linux may evolve to match some of these features, but they currently offer a more integrated or advanced experience in Windows 11.

Аз: List me 12 more

ChatGPT: Here are 12 additional cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that aren't yet fully available on Linux:

1. Windows Hello

• Windows Hello offers biometric authentication (fingerprint, face recognition, iris scanning) deeply integrated into the Windows 11 OS. While Linux has options for biometric login through tools like fprintd for fingerprint recognition, face recognition and the breadth of integration for other biometric features are not as robust.

2. BitLocker Drive Encryption

• Windows 11 includes BitLocker, which provides full-disk encryption with TPM-based security for safeguarding data. Although Linux has encryption options like LUKS and VeraCrypt, they aren't as integrated into the OS at the user level as BitLocker is.

3. Microsoft Pluton Security Processor

• Integrated into some Windows 11 devices, Pluton offers a security processor for securing system credentials, encryption keys, and other sensitive data directly on the CPU. Linux lacks native support for Microsoft's Pluton, and while TPM support is present, Pluton is a more advanced and integrated solution.

4. DirectML

• DirectML is part of the DirectX family and accelerates machine learning workloads on Windows, leveraging GPU hardware. Linux has machine learning libraries, but the deep integration of DirectML, especially for gaming and real-time AI, is currently exclusive to Windows.

5. Microsoft Teams Integration

• In Windows 11, Teams is deeply integrated into the OS, making it a central communication hub for both personal and professional use. Although Teams is available on Linux as a separate application, it lacks this level of integration with the system.

6. Windows Sandbox

• Windows Sandbox allows users to run a lightweight virtual environment for testing untrusted applications. Linux offers containerization tools like Docker or KVM-based virtual machines, but it doesn't have a built-in feature equivalent to Windows Sandbox for casual users.

7. App Assure

• A business-oriented feature in Windows 11, App Assure ensures that apps run smoothly after updates or upgrades. It is especially useful for enterprise environments to maintain compatibility across updates. Linux lacks a similar centralized system for app compatibility assurances.

8. Cloud Clipboard

• Cloud Clipboard syncs clipboard content across Windows devices via the cloud, allowing users to copy on one device and paste on another. While Linux offers local clipboard management tools, cross-device clipboard synchronization is not natively available in a seamless way.

9. Dynamic Wallpaper and Theme Integration

• Windows 11 offers built-in dynamic wallpapers and themes that change based on the time of day, system settings, or location. Linux desktops like GNOME or KDE do offer customizable themes, but dynamic system-wide themes synced with device settings are less integrated and polished.

10. Focus Assist with Auto Rules

• Focus Assist in Windows 11 automatically suppresses notifications based on your activity (like gaming or presenting). While Linux environments have "Do Not Disturb" options, they are not as intelligent or customizable as Windows 11's Focus Assist.

11. Task View and Timeline

• Windows 11’s Task View allows users to manage virtual desktops and even see a timeline of previously opened apps and documents. Linux desktops support virtual desktops, but the timeline feature and its deep integration with apps and services are missing.

12. Windows Update for Business

• Windows Update for Business allows enterprise administrators to manage update deployments, ensuring that they can control how and when devices get updated. While Linux has robust package management and rolling release distros, this type of centralized update management system is specific to Windows 11.

These Windows 11 features are tailored to specific productivity, security, and integration needs that are not yet fully replicated in Linux environments, which focus more on flexibility and customizability rather than system-wide integration.

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Енджой.

преди 3 минути, MZ/X написа:

Що? Ти не можеш ли да си ги изброиш сам?
А може би си в каменната ера още и не знаеш, че има AI да ги питаш да ти ги изброят.
Ако е така, ето, направих ти заявката до 20.

Аз: List me top windows 11 technologies not available for Linux yet

ChatGPT: Here are some cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that are either not yet available or only partially supported on Linux:

1. DirectStorage

• DirectStorage is a feature designed to speed up game load times by optimizing the way data is transferred between NVMe SSDs and GPUs, minimizing CPU overhead. It allows faster decompression of game assets directly on the GPU, bypassing the CPU. Currently, this technology is Windows 11-specific, though open-source efforts like Linux's GPUOpen may evolve to support similar functionality.

2. Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)

• This feature enables users to run Android apps natively on Windows 11. It integrates Android apps into the Windows ecosystem seamlessly, allowing users to install apps from the Amazon Appstore or sideload APKs. While Linux supports Android apps through emulators or solutions like Anbox, there isn't the same native and seamless integration.

3. AutoHDR

• AutoHDR is a feature that automatically converts SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) content into HDR (High Dynamic Range) on compatible hardware, enhancing the visual experience in games and apps. Linux currently lacks a built-in AutoHDR system, though there are third-party tools to manage HDR settings manually on specific hardware.

4. Snap Layouts and Snap Groups

• Windows 11’s advanced window management system, Snap Layouts, lets users quickly arrange windows into different predefined layouts. Snap Groups allow users to save and switch between grouped window arrangements. While Linux desktop environments like GNOME and KDE support some form of window tiling, they don’t yet match the seamlessness and depth of Windows 11’s Snap Layouts.

5. Voice Typing with AI-Driven Transcription

• Windows 11 offers enhanced voice typing powered by AI, which transcribes spoken words into text with high accuracy. While Linux supports basic speech-to-text through tools like Google Speech or other engines, these tend to be less integrated and not as advanced as the built-in Windows 11 solution.

6. Dynamic Refresh Rate

• Windows 11 introduced a feature that dynamically adjusts the refresh rate of the screen to balance performance and battery life on supported hardware. Linux has basic support for variable refresh rates via drivers like NVIDIA and AMD, but a system-wide dynamic refresh rate feature, particularly in the same level of integration, is not yet widely available.

7. Game Mode Optimizations

• Windows 11 enhances "Game Mode" by reducing background activity to prioritize game performance, including improved performance for hybrid CPUs (like Intel's Alder Lake chips). While Linux has similar "performance" profiles and can tweak processes via tools like gamemode, it doesn't match the deep system optimizations that Windows 11 provides.

8. TPM 2.0 Security Requirements

• Windows 11 enforces Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 for enhanced security, providing features like BitLocker encryption, Secure Boot, and device integrity checks. Linux also supports TPM, but it isn’t enforced, and there’s less standardization across distributions.

Linux may evolve to match some of these features, but they currently offer a more integrated or advanced experience in Windows 11.

Аз: List me 12 more

ChatGPT: Here are 12 additional cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that aren't yet fully available on Linux:

1. Windows Hello

• Windows Hello offers biometric authentication (fingerprint, face recognition, iris scanning) deeply integrated into the Windows 11 OS. While Linux has options for biometric login through tools like fprintd for fingerprint recognition, face recognition and the breadth of integration for other biometric features are not as robust.

2. BitLocker Drive Encryption

• Windows 11 includes BitLocker, which provides full-disk encryption with TPM-based security for safeguarding data. Although Linux has encryption options like LUKS and VeraCrypt, they aren't as integrated into the OS at the user level as BitLocker is.

3. Microsoft Pluton Security Processor

• Integrated into some Windows 11 devices, Pluton offers a security processor for securing system credentials, encryption keys, and other sensitive data directly on the CPU. Linux lacks native support for Microsoft's Pluton, and while TPM support is present, Pluton is a more advanced and integrated solution.

4. DirectML

• DirectML is part of the DirectX family and accelerates machine learning workloads on Windows, leveraging GPU hardware. Linux has machine learning libraries, but the deep integration of DirectML, especially for gaming and real-time AI, is currently exclusive to Windows.

5. Microsoft Teams Integration

• In Windows 11, Teams is deeply integrated into the OS, making it a central communication hub for both personal and professional use. Although Teams is available on Linux as a separate application, it lacks this level of integration with the system.

6. Windows Sandbox

• Windows Sandbox allows users to run a lightweight virtual environment for testing untrusted applications. Linux offers containerization tools like Docker or KVM-based virtual machines, but it doesn't have a built-in feature equivalent to Windows Sandbox for casual users.

7. App Assure

• A business-oriented feature in Windows 11, App Assure ensures that apps run smoothly after updates or upgrades. It is especially useful for enterprise environments to maintain compatibility across updates. Linux lacks a similar centralized system for app compatibility assurances.

8. Cloud Clipboard

• Cloud Clipboard syncs clipboard content across Windows devices via the cloud, allowing users to copy on one device and paste on another. While Linux offers local clipboard management tools, cross-device clipboard synchronization is not natively available in a seamless way.

9. Dynamic Wallpaper and Theme Integration

• Windows 11 offers built-in dynamic wallpapers and themes that change based on the time of day, system settings, or location. Linux desktops like GNOME or KDE do offer customizable themes, but dynamic system-wide themes synced with device settings are less integrated and polished.

10. Focus Assist with Auto Rules

• Focus Assist in Windows 11 automatically suppresses notifications based on your activity (like gaming or presenting). While Linux environments have "Do Not Disturb" options, they are not as intelligent or customizable as Windows 11's Focus Assist.

11. Task View and Timeline

• Windows 11’s Task View allows users to manage virtual desktops and even see a timeline of previously opened apps and documents. Linux desktops support virtual desktops, but the timeline feature and its deep integration with apps and services are missing.

12. Windows Update for Business

• Windows Update for Business allows enterprise administrators to manage update deployments, ensuring that they can control how and when devices get updated. While Linux has robust package management and rolling release distros, this type of centralized update management system is specific to Windows 11.

These Windows 11 features are tailored to specific productivity, security, and integration needs that are not yet fully replicated in Linux environments, which focus more on flexibility and customizability rather than system-wide integration.

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Енджой.

Ето още технологии...

Телеметрия, следене на потребителя, Recall заснема всяко твое действие, реклами в старт менюто, реклами в Edge, Регистри, ключове за отключване на Уиндоус, dll библиотеки, Уиндоус вече не е система, а концепцията е облачна услуга, не можеш да смениш иконките на Уиндоус без да пачнеш, лентата не може да я местиш където искаш...

преди 36 минути, АСПЕКТ написа:

Ето още технологии...

Телеметрия, следене на потребителя, Recall заснема всяко твое действие, реклами в старт менюто, реклами в Edge, Регистри, ключове за отключване на Уиндоус, dll библиотеки, Уиндоус вече не е система, а концепцията е облачна услуга, не можеш да смениш иконките на Уиндоус без да пачнеш, лентата не може да я местиш където искаш...

Телеметрията не ме вълнува - Microsoft, Google и куп други, да не изброявам - знаят всичко за мен, включително банковите ми карти.
Racall - нямам търпение да си купя нов лаптоп с  изискуемите NPU 40+ да си инсталирам Recall.
Реклами - отсяват се, не е болка особена.
Ключове - в днешно време е смехотворно да се повдига врява за Windows ключ, който се намира за 5-15 ойро. Даже подозирам, че Microsoft нарочно си затварят очите и така елиминират безплатна алтернатива като Linux. Но ако си разглеждал в повече някои по-засукани Линукс дистра - и там има платена поддръжка вече.
За регистрите - питай Пьотеринг, нема начин неговия пре-раздут sysetmd да не въведе регистри и у Linux.
Лентата я ползвам където е, сякаш ти на автомобила си си местиш кормилото където ти е кеф?

преди 8 минути, MZ/X написа:

Телеметрията не ме вълнува - Microsoft, Google и куп други, да не изброявам - знаят всичко за мен, включително банковите ми карти.
Racall - нямам търпение да си купя нов лаптоп с  изискуемите NPU 40+ да си инсталирам Recall.
Реклами - отсяват се, не е болка особена.
Ключове - в днешно време е смехотворно да се повдига врява за Windows ключ, който се намира за 5-15 ойро. Даже подозирам, че Microsoft нарочно си затварят очите и така елиминират безплатна алтернатива като Linux. Но ако си разглеждал в повече някой по-засукани Линукс дистра - и там има платена поддръжка вече.
За регистрите - питай Пьотеринг, нема начин неговия пре-раздут sysetmd да не въведе регистри и у Linux.
Лентата я ползвам където е, сякаш ти на автомобила си си местиш кормилото където ти е кеф?

Като говорим за персонализиране на Уиндоус 11.

Да и как местиш лентата вляво? Можеш ли да покажеш? И как да си сменя иконките в Уиндоус 11? Ако може и да добавя рамка дебела, примерно червена на прозорците. И бутонът за затваряне на прозореца, ако може вляво. Само бутонът за затваряне да бъде вляво. Другите да си останат.

преди 8 минути, АСПЕКТ написа:

Ако може и да добавя рамка дебела, примерно червена на прозорците.

https://windowsreport.com/windows-11-change-window-border/

преди 28 минути, АСПЕКТ написа:

не можеш да смениш иконките на Уиндоус без да пачнеш

Че кога си можел директно? uxtheme.dll открай време си е спирачка.

https://www.kaldata.com/it-новини/microsoft-спря-разпространението-на-windows-11-24h2-за-няк-515460.html

преди 6 часа, MZ/X написа:

Windows 11 десктопът му го намирам за неимоверно по-интегриран и мощен в сравнение с мизерните и смешно напъващи се да приличат на него имитации като KDE, Cinnamon, Deepin.

Какво стана с Cosmic?

преди 14 минути, В. Велев написа:

Какво стана с Cosmic?

Cosmic е много перспективен олекотен десктоп и определено явление в Линукс десктоп средите.
Малко съм го зарязал засега, защото не ми се занимава с бети, камо ли алфи, какъвто е статусът му към момента.
Пък и съм на 24H2 вълна сега. 😇
В момента когато Cosmic стигне RC статус обаче, пак ще го подхвана.

 

преди 3 часа, MZ/X написа:

Що? Ти не можеш ли да си ги изброиш сам?
А може би си в каменната ера още и не знаеш, че има AI да ги питаш да ти ги изброят.
Ако е така, ето, направих ти заявката до 20.

Аз: List me top windows 11 technologies not available for Linux yet

ChatGPT: Here are some cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that are either not yet available or only partially supported on Linux:

1. DirectStorage

• DirectStorage is a feature designed to speed up game load times by optimizing the way data is transferred between NVMe SSDs and GPUs, minimizing CPU overhead. It allows faster decompression of game assets directly on the GPU, bypassing the CPU. Currently, this technology is Windows 11-specific, though open-source efforts like Linux's GPUOpen may evolve to support similar functionality.

2. Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)

• This feature enables users to run Android apps natively on Windows 11. It integrates Android apps into the Windows ecosystem seamlessly, allowing users to install apps from the Amazon Appstore or sideload APKs. While Linux supports Android apps through emulators or solutions like Anbox, there isn't the same native and seamless integration.

3. AutoHDR

• AutoHDR is a feature that automatically converts SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) content into HDR (High Dynamic Range) on compatible hardware, enhancing the visual experience in games and apps. Linux currently lacks a built-in AutoHDR system, though there are third-party tools to manage HDR settings manually on specific hardware.

4. Snap Layouts and Snap Groups

• Windows 11’s advanced window management system, Snap Layouts, lets users quickly arrange windows into different predefined layouts. Snap Groups allow users to save and switch between grouped window arrangements. While Linux desktop environments like GNOME and KDE support some form of window tiling, they don’t yet match the seamlessness and depth of Windows 11’s Snap Layouts.

5. Voice Typing with AI-Driven Transcription

• Windows 11 offers enhanced voice typing powered by AI, which transcribes spoken words into text with high accuracy. While Linux supports basic speech-to-text through tools like Google Speech or other engines, these tend to be less integrated and not as advanced as the built-in Windows 11 solution.

6. Dynamic Refresh Rate

• Windows 11 introduced a feature that dynamically adjusts the refresh rate of the screen to balance performance and battery life on supported hardware. Linux has basic support for variable refresh rates via drivers like NVIDIA and AMD, but a system-wide dynamic refresh rate feature, particularly in the same level of integration, is not yet widely available.

7. Game Mode Optimizations

• Windows 11 enhances "Game Mode" by reducing background activity to prioritize game performance, including improved performance for hybrid CPUs (like Intel's Alder Lake chips). While Linux has similar "performance" profiles and can tweak processes via tools like gamemode, it doesn't match the deep system optimizations that Windows 11 provides.

8. TPM 2.0 Security Requirements

• Windows 11 enforces Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 for enhanced security, providing features like BitLocker encryption, Secure Boot, and device integrity checks. Linux also supports TPM, but it isn’t enforced, and there’s less standardization across distributions.

Linux may evolve to match some of these features, but they currently offer a more integrated or advanced experience in Windows 11.

Аз: List me 12 more

ChatGPT: Here are 12 additional cutting-edge Windows 11 technologies that aren't yet fully available on Linux:

1. Windows Hello

• Windows Hello offers biometric authentication (fingerprint, face recognition, iris scanning) deeply integrated into the Windows 11 OS. While Linux has options for biometric login through tools like fprintd for fingerprint recognition, face recognition and the breadth of integration for other biometric features are not as robust.

2. BitLocker Drive Encryption

• Windows 11 includes BitLocker, which provides full-disk encryption with TPM-based security for safeguarding data. Although Linux has encryption options like LUKS and VeraCrypt, they aren't as integrated into the OS at the user level as BitLocker is.

3. Microsoft Pluton Security Processor

• Integrated into some Windows 11 devices, Pluton offers a security processor for securing system credentials, encryption keys, and other sensitive data directly on the CPU. Linux lacks native support for Microsoft's Pluton, and while TPM support is present, Pluton is a more advanced and integrated solution.

4. DirectML

• DirectML is part of the DirectX family and accelerates machine learning workloads on Windows, leveraging GPU hardware. Linux has machine learning libraries, but the deep integration of DirectML, especially for gaming and real-time AI, is currently exclusive to Windows.

5. Microsoft Teams Integration

• In Windows 11, Teams is deeply integrated into the OS, making it a central communication hub for both personal and professional use. Although Teams is available on Linux as a separate application, it lacks this level of integration with the system.

6. Windows Sandbox

• Windows Sandbox allows users to run a lightweight virtual environment for testing untrusted applications. Linux offers containerization tools like Docker or KVM-based virtual machines, but it doesn't have a built-in feature equivalent to Windows Sandbox for casual users.

7. App Assure

• A business-oriented feature in Windows 11, App Assure ensures that apps run smoothly after updates or upgrades. It is especially useful for enterprise environments to maintain compatibility across updates. Linux lacks a similar centralized system for app compatibility assurances.

8. Cloud Clipboard

• Cloud Clipboard syncs clipboard content across Windows devices via the cloud, allowing users to copy on one device and paste on another. While Linux offers local clipboard management tools, cross-device clipboard synchronization is not natively available in a seamless way.

9. Dynamic Wallpaper and Theme Integration

• Windows 11 offers built-in dynamic wallpapers and themes that change based on the time of day, system settings, or location. Linux desktops like GNOME or KDE do offer customizable themes, but dynamic system-wide themes synced with device settings are less integrated and polished.

10. Focus Assist with Auto Rules

• Focus Assist in Windows 11 automatically suppresses notifications based on your activity (like gaming or presenting). While Linux environments have "Do Not Disturb" options, they are not as intelligent or customizable as Windows 11's Focus Assist.

11. Task View and Timeline

• Windows 11’s Task View allows users to manage virtual desktops and even see a timeline of previously opened apps and documents. Linux desktops support virtual desktops, but the timeline feature and its deep integration with apps and services are missing.

12. Windows Update for Business

• Windows Update for Business allows enterprise administrators to manage update deployments, ensuring that they can control how and when devices get updated. While Linux has robust package management and rolling release distros, this type of centralized update management system is specific to Windows 11.

These Windows 11 features are tailored to specific productivity, security, and integration needs that are not yet fully replicated in Linux environments, which focus more on flexibility and customizability rather than system-wide integration.

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Енджой.

Мерси, ама нищо не ме впечатли, та да кажа "УАУ".

преди 5 часа, АСПЕКТ написа:

Като говорим за персонализиране на Уиндоус 11.

Да и как местиш лентата вляво? Можеш ли да покажеш? И как да си сменя иконките в Уиндоус 11? Ако може и да добавя рамка дебела, примерно червена на прозорците. И бутонът за затваряне на прозореца, ако може вляво. Само бутонът за затваряне да бъде вляво. Другите да си останат.

И преди като може да се мести навсякъде и какво? Ubuntu продължават с този изглед, ми, добре. Какви са предимствата?

Новите 11 -24Н2 и на двата компютъра при всяко включване правят по няколко грешки, за които не мога да намеря обяснение и да ги премахна.  

преди 9 минути, Panzer 4 написа:

Новите 11 -24Н2 и на двата компютъра при всяко включване правят по няколко грешки, за които не мога да намеря обяснение и да ги премахна.  

Без грешки не може. Аз имам повече грешки от твоите, ама не им обръщам внимание.

преди 26 минути, В. Велев написа:

Без грешки не може. Аз имам повече грешки от твоите, ама не им обръщам внимание.

Правя сравнение с предишната версия, където имаше само по една-от провайдера. И търси драйвер за принтера, какъвто има инсталиран и принтерът си работи.

Повечето грешки имат нещо общо с  Microsoft Visual C++ , но не знам как да го актуализирам, това, което намерих в мрежата, отказва да се инсталира, явно не е за тази версия.

преди 32 минути, Panzer 4 написа:

Правя сравнение с предишната версия, където имаше само по една-от провайдера. И търси драйвер за принтера, какъвто има инсталиран и принтерът си работи.

Повечето грешки имат нещо общо с  Microsoft Visual C++ , но не знам как да го актуализирам, това, което намерих в мрежата, отказва да се инсталира, явно не е за тази версия.

Ако ти се играй търси причината. Но Windows 11 като последен Windows все ще открива грешки със стари неща от разен тип и дори да няма още нови версии за него. Просто си съобщава.

Ако започне да крашва или да се държи нестабилно тогава вече обръщам внимание на грешките.