Older stuff, nearly 100%. New stuff, still really high to nearly 100%. The only place you’ll run into trouble is with devices made with only windows drivers etc. So things like a USB label printer or glucose monitor or something like that.

Computer hardware though, very unlikely to see an issue. Servers use both the CPU and GPU. And most servers run some flavor of Linux.

What’s Realtek done? I haven’t kept up on them.

I’ve hated and avoided 11 since I first experienced it. After Xmas I had to help setup my parents new PC. It of course is win 11. I spent so much fucking time getting that shit just to a usable state. I’m more convinced than ever to fuck off from MS for good.

My favorite feature is honestly so simple. Denying network permissions during install.

My main issue became (beyond burnout) that despite my expertise, no one wanted to pay what that experience was worth. They would rather get a noob to do their stuff. They also don’t like it when you have work life boundaries. At least here and for what I do.

That’s neat you did architecture, Architecting was mind numbing for me or i could have rode that into the sunset. I thought I wanted to do it, did for awhile and was good at it but I didn’t enjoy it.

Hopefully leadership works for you though. It’s possible to move up without a degree, but it’s damn hard. I have a friend that has managed it, but he’s the only one I know. I can lead a team but I don’t like managing people because I’m not able to be cutthroat when someone needs to be laid off.

The only feature in FF I use that is similar is tab sync. Love being able to pick up on my PC where I left off on my phone etc.

Bummer though man. Was hoping something out there would work for you.

It’s not my deal either. Just what they were trying to do.

I’m doing similar from the same field. IT burned me tf out. And then lit the ashes. Already have a degree but I’m trying to change fields now. Don’t want to even look at a server

Whatever your perception of percentages and ease they don’t want to do extra legwork. Glad it’s an option for you but they obviously don’t care to do it.

Ultimately they are content with their browser and only want to switch if they can maintain equivalent features without the hassles of tweaking it.

I don’t rely on that feature at all so I couldn’t say with confidence which alternatives have it that are still chromium based. The two I suggested are both excellent for differing reasons. Outside of chromium, I’m reasonably sure Firefox has it but again, I don’t use the feature.

Going to any different browser will have positives and negatives, but if that feature is a sticking point you are certainly limited in your options.

Thorium, vanadium, et ceteraium. Do some searches and you’ll find plenty of chromium projects that are reasonable replacements even if they aren’t 1-to-1 feature sets.

Succeed or secede? I’m honestly on board either way, just want to make sure we are all thinking the same thing.

New taskbar from ground up. And despite all the requests to bring the feature back, their reasoning amounts to “we’re too lazy”

They don’t have a litre. Just have a large, Farva.

It sounds horrific…but have you ever HAD a near liter of cola in one sitting? And then basked in the caffeinated sugary afterglow?

I want to live in the most boring ass times. Once in a lifetime events are not all they’re cracked up to be.