Windows 11 will reportedly display a watermark if your PC does not support AI requirementsdvdnet62@feddit.nl to Technology@lemmy.ml – 332 points – 5 months agotomshardware.com125Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsGuess Microsoft can buy me a new computer if they want me to use Windows 11.I got a new computer to replace the old windows 10. But the new toy won't see windows.They're treating it like it's not your computer anyways, might as well get them to foot the bill.By getting more people to buy computers they get more window licenses to sell and it's always been that way, but they're getting more pushyBut this is making the Windows 11 experience worse, making fewer people upgrade to get Windows 11.Bruh, software experiences have been getting consistently worse for a decade now.
Guess Microsoft can buy me a new computer if they want me to use Windows 11.I got a new computer to replace the old windows 10. But the new toy won't see windows.They're treating it like it's not your computer anyways, might as well get them to foot the bill.By getting more people to buy computers they get more window licenses to sell and it's always been that way, but they're getting more pushyBut this is making the Windows 11 experience worse, making fewer people upgrade to get Windows 11.Bruh, software experiences have been getting consistently worse for a decade now.
By getting more people to buy computers they get more window licenses to sell and it's always been that way, but they're getting more pushyBut this is making the Windows 11 experience worse, making fewer people upgrade to get Windows 11.Bruh, software experiences have been getting consistently worse for a decade now.
But this is making the Windows 11 experience worse, making fewer people upgrade to get Windows 11.Bruh, software experiences have been getting consistently worse for a decade now.
Guess Microsoft can buy me a new computer if they want me to use Windows 11.
I got a new computer to replace the old windows 10. But the new toy won't see windows.
They're treating it like it's not your computer anyways, might as well get them to foot the bill.
By getting more people to buy computers they get more window licenses to sell and it's always been that way, but they're getting more pushy
But this is making the Windows 11 experience worse, making fewer people upgrade to get Windows 11.
Bruh, software experiences have been getting consistently worse for a decade now.