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I have two laptops. An Intel i5 10th gen with 16GB RAM and an AMD Ryzen 7 with 32GB RAM. I decided to put Windows 11 on the Intel one to try and convince myself it's a worthy OS but I am still not convinced. Compared to Windows 10, this OS is slow. There is still much work to do on it. I will keep in on this laptop to monitor its progress as updates come and see what happens. I gotta say I do love the icons.

 

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Hi I'm LilQueerLeaf, I'm new here, this is my first post/screenshot.

I am actually not fully new here, I used to be here years ago by the name of Makki. 

i have a Dell Lattitude laptop running Windows 11 Pro, I like it a lot.

This is my first post/screenshot here in this new account.

My setups pretty basic at moment but i do like it a lot.

Sorry for not showing more of the theme im using but still new to theming Windows 11

I'm listening to Qing Feng Wu on iTunes

Icon in top left is Terrariums Icons by Greg Barnes Link

Apps I'm using to customize taskbar are RoundedTB & TranslucentTB, both are free on Microsoft AppStore

Wallpaper is Art Abstract by ? Link

 

It's nice to be back. 🥰

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Iceland Lost Islands photography by Northlandscapes Link

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iTunes: listening to The Shape Of Water soundtrack

Windows 11 

Apps I'm using to customize taskbar are RoundedTB & TranslucentTB, both are free on Microsoft AppStore

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