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+# Windows 11
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+Among the ever more disorienting nightmare that has become of Consumer Technology in 2021, Microsoft more or less out of the blue announcing another numerical iteration of Windows after, yes, having vaguely articulated that 10 was the last number, some time ago... Or perhaps what they really meant to communicate was a wish for a collective 
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+# Notes: Windows 11
+
+* I will *never* go in [that goddamned garage](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/garage/).
+* It is still mostly disappointing that it turned out this is what Microsoft was spending all that time on, but... At least they didn't disappear entirely, as I thought.
+
+## In (basically) the span of a single year...
+
+* Windows finally gained a package manager.
+* Running GUI Linux applications in a Windows desktop environment was "finally" realized.
+* Microsoft made public [their first fucking Linux Distribution](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner). (See linux.microsoft.com if/when it recovers.)
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+
+
+## Edge
+
+* [Pride themes!!](https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/pride/gpahbdchbfofplfeaeipcphhbdhdpnae)
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