You're not alone: even the former CEO of Microsoft's advertising can't put the Windows 11 taskbar on the left yet
It should roll out soon, though.
XDA Developers Articles
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I gave my Steam Deck a proper desktop mode with a dock and a mouse, and it replaced my travel laptop
The Steam Deck is an entertainment and productivity powerhouse, and it only takes a tap to switch between the two
I cancelled Microsoft 365 for my family of five, and the hardest part was the hidden challenge I overlooked
I thought cancelling Microsoft 365 would be simple until I had to make everything work for five people.
I gave my retro DOS games the DLSS 5 treatment, and the results were all over the place
Neural rendering in a retro gaming setup is interesting, to say the least.
Obsidian's plugin library doubled to over 8,000 this year, and you still only need about four of them
There are more plugins than ever, but most are pretty niche.
I put my Zigbee coordinator on a USB extension cable, and half my flaky sensors started working
Interference may be destroying your smart home.
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The new GNOME OS Preview is perfect for people who want something more stable than nightly
It's not totally stable yet, but it should be a lot better for regular use.
Intel's 12th Gen CPUs have become the Windows 10 of PC hardware, and nobody is in a hurry to leave
Alder Lake owners are finding it hard to justify an upgrade
I put all of Wikipedia on my home server, and it still answers when the internet is down
Wikipedia is a huge resource, but you can actually keep it all at home. And with a local LLM, it can answer your questions when your internet won't.
I stopped using Bluetooth audio in my car, and my music finally sounds like it should
Wired is better, and worth the hassle sometimes
