After manually changing regex keys. Exactly what an installer should prevent. Basic functionality is locked behind something completely undocumented, and therefore arguably more complicated than just archinstall.
so just like some current Linux GUIs and installs that also ask this. Same with MacOS.
Except the latter is known for better privacy, and the former is rare and disabled per default. And opposite to Windows it’s not 10 different screens, and disabling is actually disabling, not just “less” telemetry.
just press skip like any other OS that asks.
Any other OS, aka. maybe MacOS. Except Mac does not reask you on a regular basis, and rather would the nether freeze to -1°K than any distro annoying you with any more setup.
also skipable, and isnt even asked on a local account setup.
Still an unnecessary and annoying screen that could be moved to later or as a setting. KDE connect is objectively better and does not annoy you with any setup information upon installing KDE or any distro. Yet it’s a much used feature.
IDK man win 11 is pretty simple to “debloat”
How? Reputable tools dedicated to this have been containing malware in the past, therefore even open source software in the context of Windows is unsafe. Even if one removes all stuff possible, M$ will f*ck it down your throat again at the next update. Not to mention Edge etc. is still not fully removable and not even fully disableable.
And yes, there’s much shit in some or many mobile OS setups - in my experience only in custom ROMs from manufacturers like Chinese ones, Samsung etc. Eg. Google and Motorola are clean af. So Windows includes the bloat, in setup and OS, that’s only in the ROMs of the worst Android manufacturers.
On the rest I agree, the start menu stuff etc. is really bad. Especially people not liking change due to having been used to something will have problems. I’m keeping my (nearly blind!) grandparents far away from it, simply because they wouldn’t get along with new styles etc. at all.
After manually changing regex keys. Exactly what an installer should prevent. Basic functionality is locked behind something completely undocumented, and therefore arguably more complicated than just
archinstall.Except the latter is known for better privacy, and the former is rare and disabled per default. And opposite to Windows it’s not 10 different screens, and disabling is actually disabling, not just “less” telemetry.
Any other OS, aka. maybe MacOS. Except Mac does not reask you on a regular basis, and rather would the nether freeze to -1°K than any distro annoying you with any more setup.
Still an unnecessary and annoying screen that could be moved to later or as a setting. KDE connect is objectively better and does not annoy you with any setup information upon installing KDE or any distro. Yet it’s a much used feature.
How? Reputable tools dedicated to this have been containing malware in the past, therefore even open source software in the context of Windows is unsafe. Even if one removes all stuff possible, M$ will f*ck it down your throat again at the next update. Not to mention Edge etc. is still not fully removable and not even fully disableable.
And yes, there’s much shit in some or many mobile OS setups - in my experience only in custom ROMs from manufacturers like Chinese ones, Samsung etc. Eg. Google and Motorola are clean af. So Windows includes the bloat, in setup and OS, that’s only in the ROMs of the worst Android manufacturers.
On the rest I agree, the start menu stuff etc. is really bad. Especially people not liking change due to having been used to something will have problems. I’m keeping my (nearly blind!) grandparents far away from it, simply because they wouldn’t get along with new styles etc. at all.