17:41 <d1b2> <david.rysk> biggest annoyances are the centered taskbar (fixable with a setting) and the "new style" right click menu (you can turn it off, but that can break things, and apps are slowly adapting)

17:41 <d1b2> <david.rysk> it's not like Win8/8.1 which were horrible; Win10 mostly went back to the familiar desktop/start menu

17:45 <azonenberg> its almost like they realized that not everyone uses a tablet

17:46 <azonenberg> win8 felt like a touch-first UX

17:47 <azonenberg> Windows is also almost completely unusable unless you get a professional/enterprise seat so you can use group policy to fix a lot of the worst stuff :p

17:50 <azonenberg> But its far from just MS making awful UI decisions... (looks in general direction of recent ubuntu and GNOME)

17:51 <azonenberg> i will never forgive the gnome/gtk devs for removing proper typeahead in the file browser dialog and adding recursive search as the only option for selecting files

17:52 <azonenberg> and not as like a config setting your can turn on or off

17:52 <azonenberg> they explicitly deleted the original UX and rejected any patches to re-add it or add a preference setting

17:52 <d1b2> <david.rysk> lol someone made a patched version to re-add it - https://github.com/lubomir-brindza/nautilus-typeahead

17:53 <d1b2> <david.rysk> MS... they make a decision, then roll it back after lack of acceptance

17:54 <azonenberg> yes, they did, but then gtk4 came out

17:54 <azonenberg> and it was too much work for anyone to reimplement last i checked

17:54 <azonenberg> also afaik that is for the file manager app not the dialog that is integrated into other apps

17:54 <azonenberg> its easy to just use a different file manager from kde or something

17:54 <azonenberg> a lot harder to not use anything that uses GtkFileChooserDialog