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I had to install the last Win 11 release candidate the week before the official release because I needed a new function in WSL2 that was simply unavailable without being part of the "Insiders Program".

I gave it a week instead of a day because I'm old and change is difficult but, if anything, the productivity impacts of their design choices were even more apparent at the end of that week.

Force tab grouping on the Taskbar? That stupid half context menu that requires an additional click to reach the real context menu?

Everything seemed designed to take at least two more clicks than Win10 while offering worse situational awareness as to what was open on my workstation.

I agree, Win11 is not a love letter to users. It's a drunken 3AM rant.