If you didn't know, there was a new windows released, but don't feel bad, Microsoft did a pretty mediocre job of marketing it. In reality Windows 11 probably doesn't have enough major changes to be considered a whole new release. It is more of a rebrand than anything else, a chance to right the wrongs of the design choices made in Windows 10. When it was announced in June of last year (2021), I had planned on hating it. Curiosity set in, and I decided to download it. I have decided to stop hating it. A Fresh Coat of Paint I could go through every marginal change between Windows 10 and Windows 11. There are also plenty of things that I thought were new features, but upon further inspection weren't. I guess the redesign has de-jankified things. I am aware that is not a real word, but my point is that overall the interface feels more polished. One of the biggest things that I noticed was a redesigned settings app, which doesn't