Lifetime Mac User Tries Windows 11
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2021
- Windows 11 is now out in beta with a redesign that many people are saying resembles macOS. With new animations, wallpapers, icons, widgets, and even a centered task bar, is the Windows 11 redesign enough to win over this lifelong macOS user, or does this fresh coat of paint only hide the inherent problems of Windows?
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What do you think of Windows 11? Also would you like more Windows content in the future? Let me know.
Mac rules pc for tools Except gaming pcs
i for one don't care about windows
@@flamewater6639 No it doesn't brotha. LOL....
Not at the expense of Mac videos, but hey, its a slow news cycle in the Apple world, so why not? Besides, Windows still rules the games scene, at least for now, so yeah.
For a competent screen recorder i use "oCam" which is pretty decent. Other than a missing built-in screen recorder I'd say Windows 11 is an interesting OS. I still want to replace my old HP with a Mac though, especially since my old HP (a 4th gen Core i7 model) isn't compatible with Windows 11.
You can tell he’s a Mac user because he didn’t maximize any of the app windows 😂
I'm a Mac user and I found the default 'full screen' instead of maximise anoying :). Many Mac users do not seem to know that when you press the option key the full-screen button becomes a maximise button. But to be honest, especially on the large displays these day I rarely maximise applications.
@@wpoeyer I didn't know this feature even existed on Mac. I've used macbook for two years already, I think. This is... let's say, not clear. Although on Windows I don't maximize all windows as well.
@@OmegaEnvych I've been on Mac since 2004 and I didn't know about that lol..
@@wpoeyer wow learnt a new thing today, didn't know this even though I've been using Mac since 2010. Thank you!
When I use a Mac, I always maximise all windows… I feel like I’m the only one that does that lol
Absolutely correct about the screen recorder. But as a cross-platform user, OBS is super powerful on both platforms and performs even better on windows than it does on macOS, so that’s my go-to for screen rec on windows and it takes 2 seconds to download and set up.
Windows has a screen recorder
press win+g then you can record your screen from there
Snipping Tool has a function to record whatever part of the screen.
This is an early beta product! Once the final releases I would love to hear your thoughts.... until then, let it be a beta with beta expectations
Sure, but it's from Microsoft. So what other companies might call beta MS will call final release.
More then likely the offical release will be the same so it doesnt really matter.
@@thedeadlygames9716 You still can't do something as basic as resizing that stupid taskbar which is way too big. Nor can you reposition it. But hey at least we have new icons am I right?
@@roccociccone597 I don’t know
Still seems a early beta
Greg, this was great. I have to switch back and forth between Mac and Windows for work and I am really interested in Windows 11. I only use Apple products for personal use so this was fun getting a Mac users review.
I've been using Windows and Mac for years in tandem ... Windows 11 is the same as every other version of Windows, they build on the previous version rather than re-building the OS. Windows 11 built off 10 built off 8 built off 7 built of XP. You will always find previous features such as control panel and other options which are not redesigned at all.
If you are a system administrator, and you go deep enough into Windows (say to policy settings), you find nothing on that level has changed.
Of course they don't rebuild, that's impossible due to compatibility
There's a reason why the keep the same, compatibility. I switched to win 11 non of my apps and software were affected. Marcos... Sucks at backwards compatibility
you forgot about vista which was the largest leap IMO
I’ve been using Macs for about 10 years now, but earlier I used Windows. And to this day I feel that Windows is at least 80% better than macOS. So many softwares available for Windows as compared to Mac is one of the biggest pluses for it. I know the issues with windows too (before someone say anything about it to me).
So why using Mac if Windows is 80% Better?
@@sayednab the hardware. till date I can't find anything better than a MacBook, for example the trackpad.
@@DeepakBhakoo install windows through bootcamp. I agree on the hardware side. The laptop market is crap on Windows if you want the best all-rounder.
@@DeepakBhakoo is that the only deal breaker for window to you? hmmm, weird take.
@@osiris7945 we are talking just about the OS. Weird??!! Come on. Be serious
For recording your screen, if you have an nVidia GPU, you can use Shadowplay. It comes bundled with GeForce expoerience, which is mostly mandatory if you want to have your graphics drivers up to date.
In your case, where you have an AMD gpu, you could have used ReLive, although I'm not certain how well it performs.
For laptops with only intel integrated graphics, I'm not certain what you can do, except for OBS like others have mentioned.
Your review was fair. Please leave them some feedback. You have a unique perspective as most windows users don't use mac os so they don't have a frame of reference or know how it could be better.
+1
Unfortunately he tried a "non official" version of Windows
@@carholic-sz3qv no it is official, just not the full release yet
@@Ben-co9hy it is not finalised.
@TINU MATHEW preference
I sure wish MacOS would instill true window snapping to corners. I hate having to install 3rd party programs for basic functionality. Window snapping is one of the reasons I find it really difficult to grab my MacBook over my Windows 10 laptop.
MS have a patent on that. Apple obviously don't want to have to pay them for that basic interaction.
This! As a Windows user, this actually drives me crazy while learning how to use MacOs with the new M1 MacBook Air.
@Wednesday Personally, I disagree and find the Mac UI much more consistent and intuitive to use. I love the "press enter to to rename" and really wish other OS's worked the same, possibly just because I find myself needing to rename a lot of files in my work and the extra steps of right-clicking to do so is just a lot of extra effort. Really not trying to turn this into an OS pissing contest, I spend pretty much equal time working in MacOS and Windows but just happen to prefer the Mac interactions.
As a Mac user I find that Windows feature good but the rest of the UI Is frustrating. Win11 design is too much of a copy and yet messy with 3rd party apps for basic functions.
macOS HAS window snapping, along with an enormous number of methods of sizing and aligning windows. _Learn to use it._
You can customize the trackpad gestures in the settings so that you can switch to another desktop you had created, other than that, your video is great and unbiased ;)
Fantastic video! Head and Shoulders above the crowd. Thank you. I'm a diehard Mac user and I'm not moving to Windows ever but I wanted to see Windows 11 in action. Like you said it's a fresh coat of paint but you can scratch off the paint and see the true old Windows underneath.
That's kind of Windows strength. Apple just build in obsolescence amd barely support anything other than their own products for geberqting new sales after a few years, Microsoft still let's you install and run apps and hardware from 30 years ago but that's because it has to run the worlds offices and factories so it cant be obsolete in 5 years time.
I don’t understand how widgets are attributed to Android. Both Windows AND Apple had “widgets” BEFORE Android. I’ve even seen big reviewers like MKBHD make this mistake. This is what most critics of Apple users forget, MOST of us came from Windows machines. The highly customizable, bloated, easily infected, buggy experience with almost zero customer service or satisfaction is very familiar. For people looking to pick up their machine and get straight into the fun or productive work without tinkering, Apple was a godsend.
Well said. That pretty much sums up the whole experience for me.
@Xavier Breath tl;dr. It was clear this was going to be a delusional rant. How could any sane person believe billions of people simply fell for slick marketing? If you don’t think Apple products are good enough, don’t buy any. Not that complicated.
@@sharonb.9128 Get rekt, lmaoooooo
Bruhh. Apple and Windows had widgets on Desktop which most of the people didn’t even cared to use as widgets on desktops are mostly useless. While Android was first to have widgets on mobile which people actually cared to use.
Android gets credited with the initiation of widgets for PHONES.
I'm a macOS person too but sometimes I have to use Windows for certain programs, to me it's really interesting when other macOS people talk about Windows because it feels more similar to my situation so I would love it if you made more Windows content.
Like....?
The control panel still looks older but it is the best part of Windows!
The only thing I disliked about windows 10 was the design, with the sharp edges and the flat look, especially earlier versions of windows 10, but windows 11 looks better. I also like how the games from the windows store are organised into the xbox app, since they are essentially xbox games
I've been a lifetime Windows user since my 3rd grade (2003) and I just tried switching to macOS (MBP M1) last January 2021. I love the continuity between my iPhone, iPad, AirPods, AppleTV, HomeKit and my mac, however, even if want to switch to mac completely, I just can't. Some company specific software development tools and programs are not available for mac so I decided to let Windows 11 (via Parallels) and macOS Monterey coexist, perfectly in harmony.
Do you have 16GB RAM or 32? And how was your experience with parallels after one year?
With the "in depth" settings on a PC, I personally think having them look familiar rather than all new and bubbly, is way more practical
But I think they can do a UI design refresh (not redesign) to make it more consistent
Widgets are partially new in Windows 11, because in Windows 8 they removed them, and then later in Windows 10 recently there was an update where they added widgets back
I like the design of Windows 11. Miss having the Start button on the left side but you could move it in settings so it’s not a huge deal. I really like how Windows manages application windows for multitasking more then MacOS.
As a relatively new Mac user, Windows is years ahead in task management. Its almost as if Apple is stuck in the 80s with the amount of keyboard shortcuts one needs in a GUI.
Nice video, clean and honest take. Do again after 11 has been out for a while.
Microsoft is trying to switch to new settings app rather the using legacy settings app , but the transition will be slow , microsoft says that if you use windows normally you will not see any legacy settings app , but if you
try to dig into settings you will come across some legacy settings .
I’d love to see more deep dives into Windows. Let’s see more videos of your experience and share what you learned. Let’s go on a journey.
Only real fans are too early that they have to watch in 1080p - best regards from Germany🙏🏻😁 sind hier eigentlich noch andere Deutsche Zuschauer?
Haha thank you 🙏
Nicht so viele haha.
Ja
Ja, hier noch einer.
Ja hier
You could use OBS for screen recording, but I agree that it is highly annoying
Now while I'm not a Windows 10/11 fan at all, you should try OBS for screen recording. Works like a charm on Linux, Windows and also MacOS.
Also the device manager hasn't changed since Windows XP.
I've gotta say I'm not a huge fan of windows 11 at the moment so I've been experimenting with Linux and I absolutely love it! All these animations and such are okay but I just need the computer to work. I really could care less about how pretty it looks. Yes OBS is a fantastic program no bs.
I appreciate you doing a video on this topic, as I have one foot in Windows and the other in MacOS. Your experience is helpful. Blessings on your day.
This guy looks awesome
I went back to Macs due to fighting too many problems with past Windows' versions.
Windows + G you can do screen recorder for every app. But 11 has many UI consistency issue. The legacy settings app is still there in 2022
I use Windows because I’m paid too. I use MacOS because I choose too. I use Linux because I can. 🍏🐧
quirky
The Windows snap feature was the best feature since the taskbar. I personally used Windows from 95 to XP until I bought an iMac G4 in 2003. It’s interesting for me for occasionally having to use Windows at work on work computers and like the snap feature and window preview feature in the taskbar.
You can just use quicktime to record screen, same as on a mac I believe
Hello, ah yes a Windows review, gonna watch it now
Thanks!
I found this super useful. I was a longtime Windows user who switched to Mac as Microsoft just started adding layers and layers of paint to the old “cruft” as you so aptly put it. Windows 8 was a tipping point for me, though 10 is okay, and I still occasionally have to use Windows for work. I was interested in learning how this new OS version stacks up for Mac users.
Your overview confirmed my hunch that this is Vista, Take 2, for better or worse. I always thought Vista got a bad rap from hardware manufacturers who slapped a Vista logo on machines that were way too underpowered to take advantage of it. Seems like Microsoft is more willing to draw firm lines on hardware support this time, so we’ll see how it plays out.
Vista really wasn't that bad, it's still just about useable with newer apps but vista was fine if you had a powerful machine
The hardware suppliers such as Compaq, Dell, HP, Acer and so on made vista the issue where they thought they could get away with just a standard build for xp and upgrading the software when the hardware wasn't ready
It would have been great if they actually just built PC's with the correct specs for vista, I built my own back then and had no issues compared to most people
Windows has a screen recorder. Press Windows + S, then you can drag to select an area to screenshot. Drag across the whole screen. Do that 60 times per second (or 120 if you have a 120fps screen) then stitch all the photos together. 🤪
Or just do windows + g and use the Xbox game bar functionality to record..
For AMD notebooks you can use AMD relive to capture the screen and both nvidia and intel also have screen capturing software.
I love the "scratch the paint" metaphor... You can "scratch the paint" all the way to Windows XP look and feel in certain areas...
8:15 i personally have not tried the xbox gamebar in windows 11 but in windows 10 you can screen record any apps and ghe whole screen with it so maby try looking into it a bit more to see if it is maby just some pre set settings on if for windows 11 😉
The Store should have been updated. It hurts seeing the Windows 10 Store on that laptop. 😬 If you go to the app updates in there, you'll get the new one.
Use four finger swipe right or left to change desktops...
Windows 11 has it not as part of the OS but part of Driver Packages for nvidia and AMD it allows it to utilizes the VPU/GPU instead of the chips cores . This in turn allows the computer to run more smooth .
Dude, I'm a mac user too but did you really think that large squared menu icons in the start menu took a lot of space. I mean look at the dashboard on your mac. It's even larger.
Im pretty much the opposite of you, a long time windows user switching to Mac os (at least on my laptop).
I was surprised and pleased when I realized Mac had a built in screen recorder. I use icecream screen recorder pro which works well, if not as intuitively as the Mac os version
Haha the more playful comment sounds like it's coming straight out of a Mac commercial.
One of the best advantages on windows is it's magnet feature which is not built into Mac OS. I know they're beefing it up, so clearly the updates need to be optimized better.
It looks like the only difference with the magnet is it prompts you to select an option but the corners (and windows-key + R or L) is already a normal feature . The quad window set up looks like it's definitely improved though.
The device management doesn't look different but I'm also not sure if the more esoteric sides of the system needs a flashy update since the average user isn't using that in their everyday usage.
I don't know any sane person who uses edge, but horizontal tabs quickly become useless for displaying site titles when you have a lot, and a slight inconvenience to reveal all the info is far easier than jumping tab to tab I never
@@JoshsBookishVoyage I use edge, and the last time i checked i was sane. Also is it me or are you talking to yourself?
Vertical tabs are nice, but It will be a lot nicer to have just a pop up with page name when you hover over open tabs, it will be a lot more useful and less distracting. :)
To screen record you do windows alt r then click record then to stop you do that again
Edit: you can also get an app for mac for multitasking called magnet and it makes multitasking like apples
24:45 it does seem to be older however i think they might still be changing that
I do think that centering the icons in the task bar is a good move but I don't like that the time/date and quick access icons are still over to the right. Having nothing on the left makes it visually unappealing to me. If I had designed it I would have split them up and put the quick access icons on the left of the task bar and the time/date can stay on the right. I think that would be more balanced and a better use of space than just leaving the left entirely blank.
vertical tabs might be really nice on one of those hyper-wide monitors, not as much fun on a small screen.
Mac User - oh we have menus that bounce and look so pretty
Windows user - I didn’t have to sell body parts to buy my pc.
You do realize the M1 Mac Mini, a desktop computer with fantastic performance, costs $699, right?
As someone who used an Apple II then a Mac from inception until the late 90s then Windows (with Solaris / Linux and NeXT thrown in at times) including Windows 11 beta I'm loving BigSur on the M1 Air I picked up a couple of months ago. Yes I'm running WSL2 and Kali on my PC but having the BSD underpinnings where I can open up a terminal for some basic tasks and then the stability on Big Sur is simply fantastic. I've rebooted my Air once since I got it... once.
In regards to Windows 11 I like it better than Windows 10, but if things continue as is it's going to be a nightmare upgrade for many users... which oddly enough will be just about the same time Apple releases Monterey and the new M1X Macs shortly followed by the new Air models early next year. Sure we can all believe it was supply chain issues that pushed back the new MBP release but was it? or is it Apple preparing a marketing push for all those potentially frustrated Windows users in late 2021 early 2022. ;)
I remember reading somewhere back in the past that the bounce animation when you reach the end of a scrolling list is actually patented by Apple.
7:07 It does have an in-built screen recorder which is Xbox Game Bar. But the problem is that it can record only programs like some sort of games or your browser. You cannot record the desktop or file explorer but its definitely better than other 3rd party software's where you might have fps drops while recording on a low spec pc.
I have been using Windows from Windows NT onwards and have been on OSX since Vista.
I have NEVER used a screen recorder, although I sit in front of the monitor for 8-10 hours a day ;-)
The main issue with display, video, and graphics in Windows is the fact that graphics cards, screens, drivers, and software can vary. There are options to adapt to lower or higher end graphics, or effects such as animations can be changed or disabled in Microsoft Windows. With Apple, the hardware, software, drivers, and operating system are consistent, so Apple can test something and know it will work.
This case is similar with Linux, BSD, and Android. Apple does use different hardware, but they can control which hardware will be used and test all of it.
Firefox and other browsers had vertical tabs. The difference is the interface was implemented inside of a window in the graphical environment and not as part of the Microsoft Windows graphical interface. This is why Firefox does not change with themes implemented by the graphical environment of the operating system. The exception is iOS for a noncompetitive reason (another story).
the XBox gaming will be a great reason for some of the family to move to Win11, assuming it'll run on our assorted modest collection of windows machines. My big question is: Will Windows 11 on ARM be able to run XBox games?
Well once XBox Cloud Gaming fully rolls out then in theory they should run on any system, since all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud and the game is then streamed to the client.
windows have better file management than Mac OS hands down
No it doesn't. No way!
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@@peterbreis5407 It has.
@@JOHNWICK-5903.5 It doesn't.
No it doesn’t. File explorer is ugly. It’s better than it was in Windows 10, but still needs a lot of work to catch up to mac.
Screen recorder work around - open Microsoft PowerPoint (2013 and later), click on the Insert tab, on the far right, it should say "Screen Recording", click on that. It will allow you to choose which area of your screen you want to record, and if you want to record with or without sound. Once done recording, need to save video to your computer (right click on video and save it). Hope that helps. But yeah, Windows needs to add a built-in screen recorder...
File Explorer - If you open up File Explorer, top left is called “quick access”. You can save your most used folders under "quick access" (Right click on a folder in File Explorer and go to "Pin to Quick Access".). If you right click on file explorer on the task bar, those most used folders show up. Quite handy. [Question - is this available on a Mac?]
As they once said, "Windows 11 is just Windows 10 with a fresh coat of paint"
Love the tee!
Bit late to the party here but Windows 11 has a built-in screen recorder through snipping tool. I don’t know if that’s been there the whole time it’s not something I’ve ever used thanks to having an Nvidia GPU I can just use the building recording software on there
Solid, balanced review of the OS. I hope MS takes a look at this and makes the mentioned improvements.
id love u to do a review again when it is released of course this is beta
13:32 i also like the fungibility of the OS and how movement comes smooth. However, my my 2014 mbp widgets lags way to much. I saw that it wasn’t iphone smooth in the video. Is this typical of the newer mpb as well?
what about the xbox game capture built in? windows does have a built in screen capture
Cool video! Gave a like!
Basic screenrecorder: Snipping Tool has a function to record whatever part of the screen.
your first two points are windows hello and wallpapers
exhausting video
Windows 11 has come a LONG way since this video. Many features have been added and it is so much more stable.
The Samsung Galaxy Book Series has got a native screen recorder with more functions than any other screen recorder but other windows laptops don't offer one as far as I know
I want it to switch automatically between dark and light mode!
To record the screen I think you can press Ctrl+G
Windows key + G
OBS for screen recording. Arguably better than screen recording in MacOS since you can add instant audio and change the quality of the recording.
You are so right, they were in Vista, but they were called Gadgets, but yes, they are basically the same. I like the look of Windows 11, but my heart is with Apple and Mac. I am waiting for the larger I-Mac with the Silicon chips. And I believe it will be larger than the current Intel 27 Inch I-Mac. Right now I have my 1 inch HP Laptop with Windows 10. Will back up all my files and bookmarks befor going to Windows 11, because I want a Clean Install with Windows 11. I had an older HP with Windows Vista, love the look of Vista. Looks like File Explorer will have more colorful file folders for each folder on the drive. I like that, it would be nice to have other colors on my folders besides Yellow.
@GregsGadgets the split-screen animation is still incomplete. On Windows 10 it's real-time. On the screen recording, windows could really use one.
Thanks for the video really good.. Did make me laugh near the beginning about the Wallpaper where you said. "Windows Wallpaper, who wants to be reminded that they are using Windows" Something ALL Apple Fans love to do (me included) with that partly eaten apple on their products :-)
They are adding a screen recorder to snipping tool and you can ms clipchamp to screen record
The Screen recorder is literally in the snipping tool.
windows user 2015: who gives a crap about window animations.
windows user 2022: omg windows animations.
me: still don't care about the animations.
23:40 - Device manager and other "artifacts" from the good old control panel are still there, so they are not new at all. They don't remove or heavily modify them for two reasons:
1) - companies tend to have macros and scripts on their enterprise pc-s that interface with the control panel, and removing it would break them.
2) - company IT guys usually have to work on many systems with many versions. It's a lot easier for them to just have the same old high efficiency UI than to navigate through a different settings menu every time.
Also, I kinda find it funny how you praise the new start menu, while me, who uses windows daily, I'm kinda pissed by it. In win10 I could have set it up quite similar to this if I wanted to, but in win11 this is the only option and that's it. I kinda feel like with Win11 Microsoft has moved towards macOS where it should not have, and did not where it should have 😅
multitasking has always been a windows feature since windows 7 btw LMAO, and on a mac u can download the program rectangles to do the same thing so it's not so sketch like you did in the video....
Split screen issue is mainly because of beta version and true windows user would use windows + side arrow keys to snap quickly.
Yes there are many embedded machine using windows OS connected to various peripherals that is very rare people reviewed.. I never heard people are using MacOS for this kind of specific usage
The Xbox game bar lets me record my whole screen so idk why it’s different for you. I am a Mac user but I also do have a Microsoft Surface that I have screen captured on before.
I never knew the Aussie cricketer Steve Smith did tech reviews!
A basic function, you mean like on macs screen snap, or competent text editor, of folder paths? It's freaking 2022 and mac os STILL does not have folder paths. Also doesn't Mac OS STILL use python2?
Mac does have folder paths.
15:06 You can slide on Windows using 4 fingers on the trackpad.
i have both Mac & Windows 11 & i like them both
The wallpaper is a curtain. Something related to a window. 😂
I have both a mac and windows laptop. One thing I found annoying with windows is when I have a regular bluetooth keyboard hooked up with the windows laptop I can't wake it from sleep from that keyboard (I have to touch a key on the laptop first, even though that same keyboard will wake my mac from sleep). If I hookup a usb keyboard that works on either computer it will wake up either that it is hooked up to. The other annoyance is windows still has menus that look like they were designed back in the 90s that MS never updated. Guess there is a lot of legacy code that MS has not bothered to update. Now I won't give Apple a clean bill of health when it comes to consistency of their gui but it is a lot less haphazard feel and look to it than Windows. The other weird thing I discovered is when I use an ethernet splitter running off my router to both computers, the mac asserts dominance in accessing the internet over the windows laptop (I have to disconnect the mac from the splitter in order for the windows laptop to access the internet).
can u use multi window in macos and snap it to edges tho??? its the best thing in windows.
you can record your screen through PowerPoint! love your vids!
You should've looked up the gestures before trying them. Switching desktops is 4 fingers. You were just switching apps with 3 fingers.
You can swipe with 3 fingers but hold down the 3 fingers to view all of the apps you can swap between.
Also you didn't snap the windows together properly.
Typical Apple boy. Wallpaper, animations and emojis are what's important.
Literally everything is better on a mac.. you‘ll never know..
@@comedianjamie what about file system and multitasking in in different applications simultaneously 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah... because there's not much else to talk about, because those are what MS advertised themselves when pitching Windows 11.. Microsoft at this point doesn't care about consumer usability features at all, they KNOW they've lost that battle to Mac OS. It's just catering to corporate and gamer userbase. Mac OS is light years ahead of Windows in terms of ease of use for personal computing, and will continue to be the center of app developers' focus.
@@mini9503 I do agree with you at this very moment. MS is not doing anything great in terms of making Windows OS much user friendly and most importantly in terms of security, however not to forget that MS also has to cater all the hardwares, processors which also they don’t make it. On the other hand, iOS doesn’t have this constraint because it’s completely controlled by Apple inc (unless someone is making Hackintosh).
Still Windows OS has more 85% user base. Being a stack developer for more than 12 years, I could say max of the developers use both the OS for their development works.
You could argue on this with me but numbers will show the fact (worldwide NOT only USA).
It’s not about OS, it’s the Arm chip which revolutionized the processor world and Intel is kinda doomed.
iOS is for ease of use, Windows is better for multi tasking, file management & server setup. I use both the systems over half a decade and it’s my own work & personal experience.
The more better the OS & technology evolves, more ease of usability for consumer.
it's just different. I'm glad there's options on the market for people who want a more aesthetically beautiful OS. Windows and Linux are very utilitarian. MacOS is more form over function in many areas (this isn't bad, Mac pulls it off well)
On the split screen it doesn’t do that normally I think.
For most non Mac computers you get a screen recorder in your gpu software or you can just pay for a good screen recorder.
greg. next time hold down the windows key on ur keyboard press one of the arrows. it will automaticly setup ur splitmode. Or however u want to call it
Looks nice. Only if like 80% of the PCs out there could get upgraded…
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ClipChamp records the screen. It is built into Windows 11. Look it up.
I don’t mind Windows not having a screen recorder. I mean, it does have what used to be Print Screen, which is now like Screen Capture. Should it be a feature, sure but I don’t think it has to be. I’m more concerned with MacOS not having a snap feature for windows.
The X-Box Game Bar was able to record editing in premier and youtube and so on.
Maybe that has changed though.
What laptop he is using for windows?