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minus-squareat_an_anglelinkfedilinkEnglish1•10 months agoMaybe it’s just my age, but I use File Explorer to find things on my PC. But Windows loves to not show you things, and the main folder(C:) just seems to get worse and more cluttered with folders with a name like: 4783DDBMJUD84WWIOT.
minus-square@Croquette@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink1•10 months agoWell, the thing is that the start menu used to be useful. So the habit is there. Even in Linux, this is the same. But now in windows, it’s a pile of crap riddled with ads.
minus-squareat_an_anglelinkfedilinkEnglish1•10 months agoEven when Win95 came out, I was so used to 3.1 navigation and the MSDOS prompt, the Start menu just never had any appeal to me. Hell, I even right-click to shut down or restart.
minus-square@Croquette@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink2•10 months agoI started using computers at windows 95, so to me the start menu was always there.
Maybe it’s just my age, but I use File Explorer to find things on my PC.
But Windows loves to not show you things, and the main folder(C:) just seems to get worse and more cluttered with folders with a name like: 4783DDBMJUD84WWIOT.
Well, the thing is that the start menu used to be useful. So the habit is there. Even in Linux, this is the same.
But now in windows, it’s a pile of crap riddled with ads.
Even when Win95 came out, I was so used to 3.1 navigation and the MSDOS prompt, the Start menu just never had any appeal to me.
Hell, I even right-click to shut down or restart.
I started using computers at windows 95, so to me the start menu was always there.