@@koko-maro main reason: recall (it takes a screenshot every time u open a window and u cant turn it off and its always running) other possible reasons: nobody gon use it we, humans, in general, dont really like the idea of AI chatbots copilot is going to be replaced in like 1 or 2 years soon anyway just like bing ai
@@its_notalexno, as far as I know, Copilot is Microsoft's LLM AI chatbot and recall is the thing that makes screenshots and analyzes them in the background
2:58 bro said that mac doesent have anything similar to the start menu but then decides to literally open spotlight search at 3:16 💀 (fire video tho, good luck on ur exam)
If you combine what spotlight and the apple menu do it's literally as, if not more, useful than the start menu in Win11 💀 Microsoft basically just took the Apple menu and moved it to the bottom left instead of the top left in Win95, they're functionally very similar and Mac had it all the way back 40 years ago.
The thing I love on windows 11 is how opening up the explorer window even on a brand new computer takes about 2 seconds. I want to cry blood every time it happens
but that was in Windows 10 and earlier. In Windows 11, the legacy taskbar (the one from Windows 95 onwards) was replaced with a dumbed-down web-based version coded from scratch specifically for Windows 11. That's why it doesn't have all the collective features MS had built up for it over the years and Microsoft will have to re-code some of the features back in all the way through Windows 11's lifecycle. Among the features unavailable are resizing and moving the taskbar, small taskbar icons, ungrouped buttons and titles on taskbar buttons (re-implemented recently in an update) and anything that was inherited from systems of the past, such as taskbar toolbars and adjustable positions of taskbar items. Microsoft really shot themselves in the foot by removing the taskbar in Windows 11. Even more so than when they removed the Start Menu in Windows 8, which by the way nevwr returned in its original glory but a replacement using mobile technology was built from scratch. Just like the taskbar we have now. Well, I suppose they had to draw a line and drop old code eventually. Who knows what they'll "rebuild" in next versions of Windows. The explorer, the desktop, the kernel itself? How many popular features will have to be removed before Microsoft notices they're killing their own software, rotting it from the inside?
MacOS simply because I use it since 1984…. It wasn't until 6 years later (with Windows 3.0) that Windows really started to resemble MacOS. However what was really impressive on PCs of the time were games like Doom, DOS games, not Windows Applications! So it took another 10 years for Windows to become a full-featured system with games… That's when Apple integrated NeXTSTEP, an OS so advanced that the web was invented on it. Since then, Apple has offered MacOS X which was renamed MacOS in 2015.
Keyboard shortcuts are custom for the OS. That is such a wonderful and simple necessity. On Windows, there are shortcuts that are designed to get you to accidentally launch an advertisement for Windows 365. For awhile, I kept finding that a web browser would suddenly open and go to a Windows 365 ad and I did not know what I was doing that was causing it, or if it was just doing that on it's own. Eventually I realized that this disaster was bound to a keyboard shortcut. The consumer has no control over it. So you're trying to work, and suddenly you're staring at an ad for Windows 365. It really shows you just how awful a company Microsoft is.
Personally I think windows is better due to the fact that windows is more customisable than mac os with 3rd party software. But if you want the best desktop environment linux is the way to go
Windows is trash. A Microsoft exec once said he would rather use mac if he didnt work for Microsoft. Microsoft people know its trash but sadly so many people are hostage to windows 😭😭😭😭
You can just right click on it and uncheck lock the taskbar option there and resize it instead of going into registry editor. You can also move it freely
Windows has got the **iconic** feature of open apps thumbnail previews, which isn't on macOS from what I've gathered. Also, transparency effects aren't there on your virtual machine running Windows
@一Monke一 Isn't there quite much, if not a lot more, that can only be turned on or off on macOS too? You can turn off the suggestions in the menu through just the Settings app, but the web search results - yeah, the company wants to push some things to the users
Well, Windows taskbar is what happens when you mush MacOS Dock and the upper menubar together. Its all in one place yes... which makes it confusing cluster.... (you know what I mean) of everything. If I wasn´t using my PC for gaming as well I would go completely to Mac.
Auto hide taskbar in windows 11 was annoying. And I’m honestly spoiled by the “dock” thing in mac. Theres something dissatisfying with a really long bar that pops up above windows. I prefer something that the Dock in MacOS which just pops up above windows and you can still see the bottom part of the focused app/s. Especially when tiled (i use window management apps) So i used Windhawk to create something like MacOS has but the style is suited for Windows 11. With the Rounded corners that matches Windows 11’s style and not Mac’s. I’ve also made the App icon “section” much larger than the Notification section. In fact I’ve made rhe notification “section” much smaller than the main App icon section. I’ve also disabled the animation pop up because it was so slow unlike in mac. much snappier without the animation. I also use a Window Management app I’m also using Flow Launcher that’s similar to Mac’s Spotlight thing. Start menu is beyond slow even when debloated so i just used this “bloat” lol. Very useful whenever i want to open up files and exe files that for some reason doesnt pop up in Star Menu. I’m Waiting for RayCast for windows though.
I Like The MacOS Rounded Dock, But I Think It's A Space Stealing For A Maximize App (Not Fullscreen). I Can Litterly See The Bottom Of The Wallpaper. I'm Not A Fan Of Using Auto Hide Dock/Taskbar. For Windows, My Experience Using It With Maximize Programs It's Almost Perfect. But The Dock/Taskbar That I Like Is From Linux KDE Plasma, If You're On Your Desktop It Will Same Like The MacOS. Floating Dock & Rounded Too, But If You Maximize A Program It Will Just Automaticly Shapeshift Like The Windows Taskbar. That's The Only Dock/Taskbar Style I Like It. For ChromeOS Shelf, It's Just Same As Windows Taskbar, But Rounded For Each Top Corner. Also, Changeging The Size & The Taskbar Position On Windows 11 Is Not A Thing Anymore, Unless For Some Tweaking In Windows Vista Until 10 It's Still A Feature That Time.
no first of all they would need permission from openai and they would say no even if they said yes, they would say something like "can you share 40% of the revenue?", and u know, of course, microsoft will decline the offer if they used chatgpt without permission they would be sued
@@its_notalex bro copilot uses chatgpts framework (ai model) except it uses the web. ChatGPT however uses its own database which is pretty out dated ngl
I use Windows for the same reason that I drive an American car. Because the alternative is too expensive. I love the MacOS operating system. As the years go by, I hate Microsoft more and more. It seems that everything thing they do is incompatible with how I think. But one thing is for sure, they have set up Windows in a way that benefits Microsoft and gives consumers no choice but to go along with it. I have a Windows 10 PC. I will never upgrade it to Windows 11. I played around with it once for a week or so and went back to Windows 10, which I also hate. I do have a Windows 11 laptop. It's less painful since I don't use it much for productivity. This is the end of the line for me. My next PC will be a Mac, no matter the cost. I'm looking forward to not dealing with Microsoft or their software anymore.
The start menu is a mess on Windows. It's purpose is to cause problems when you're trying to work and using keyboard shortcuts. Suddenly the start menu pops up because you've accidentally touched it instead of the Control key. The alt key serves the same purpose. Accidentally touch it and it jerks you out of your workflow. Terrible concept. The MacOS workflow has no such nonsense like that.
Hello, pin the apps folder from the finder to the dock, and you get "a start menu". I used Mac OS X from 2006 until 2015 and from 2022 until 2024, I prefer Windows 11 now over MacOS. I switch in 2006 because of WinXP and back then I liked Mac OS X Tiger much more than Windows. Apple was and still is an evil company, just as Microsoft.
Copilot really cooked my impression of Windows 11
why?
@@koko-maro
main reason:
recall (it takes a screenshot every time u open a window and u cant turn it off and its always running)
other possible reasons:
nobody gon use it
we, humans, in general, dont really like the idea of AI chatbots
copilot is going to be replaced in like 1 or 2 years soon anyway just like bing ai
@@its_notalexRecall and Copilot are different things.
@notCAMD true but isnt copilot the reason why recall exists in the first place?
@@its_notalexno, as far as I know, Copilot is Microsoft's LLM AI chatbot and recall is the thing that makes screenshots and analyzes them in the background
2:58 bro said that mac doesent have anything similar to the start menu but then decides to literally open spotlight search at 3:16 💀 (fire video tho, good luck on ur exam)
Datastream is loosing his way, there's windows weirdos creeping on his channel that he wants to please
If you combine what spotlight and the apple menu do it's literally as, if not more, useful than the start menu in Win11 💀
Microsoft basically just took the Apple menu and moved it to the bottom left instead of the top left in Win95, they're functionally very similar and Mac had it all the way back 40 years ago.
The start menu is sort of split between 3 different features on MacOS
@@datastream_yt stop making winblows videos and go back to your roots.
No its not similar because spotlight search is actually good.
Summary: both are good in their own ways
The thing I love on windows 11 is how opening up the explorer window even on a brand new computer takes about 2 seconds.
I want to cry blood every time it happens
3:34 you can resize the windows taskbar by right-clicking and then selecting lock taskbar to disable it. You can then resize it.
but that was in Windows 10 and earlier. In Windows 11, the legacy taskbar (the one from Windows 95 onwards) was replaced with a dumbed-down web-based version coded from scratch specifically for Windows 11. That's why it doesn't have all the collective features MS had built up for it over the years and Microsoft will have to re-code some of the features back in all the way through Windows 11's lifecycle. Among the features unavailable are resizing and moving the taskbar, small taskbar icons, ungrouped buttons and titles on taskbar buttons (re-implemented recently in an update) and anything that was inherited from systems of the past, such as taskbar toolbars and adjustable positions of taskbar items. Microsoft really shot themselves in the foot by removing the taskbar in Windows 11. Even more so than when they removed the Start Menu in Windows 8, which by the way nevwr returned in its original glory but a replacement using mobile technology was built from scratch. Just like the taskbar we have now. Well, I suppose they had to draw a line and drop old code eventually. Who knows what they'll "rebuild" in next versions of Windows. The explorer, the desktop, the kernel itself? How many popular features will have to be removed before Microsoft notices they're killing their own software, rotting it from the inside?
you can't do that in Windows 11. Catch up to 2025.
5:10 you can turn off all the web crap in the system settings, in the privacy section
Bro really upset the apple fanboys by a simple comparison video
I am literally an apple fanboy myself lol
@@Rusty01 weren't you pc fanboys upset with LTT yesterday you made them change a video title to make you poor people feel better 😉
2:53 why is trash reminders icon???
Some kind of bug occurred during recording lol
New datastream video!!! 🎉
You can press Ctrl + Q to also search in Windows
3:30 did you forgot lock the taskbar exists?
It doesn't on 11
MacOS simply because I use it since 1984…. It wasn't until 6 years later (with Windows 3.0) that Windows really started to resemble MacOS. However what was really impressive on PCs of the time were games like Doom, DOS games, not Windows Applications! So it took another 10 years for Windows to become a full-featured system with games… That's when Apple integrated NeXTSTEP, an OS so advanced that the web was invented on it. Since then, Apple has offered MacOS X which was renamed MacOS in 2015.
Interesting... Also i'm going to mention that you are probably twice my age lol
yeah, I'm as old as the invention of the microprocessor...💾
Keyboard shortcuts are custom for the OS. That is such a wonderful and simple necessity. On Windows, there are shortcuts that are designed to get you to accidentally launch an advertisement for Windows 365. For awhile, I kept finding that a web browser would suddenly open and go to a Windows 365 ad and I did not know what I was doing that was causing it, or if it was just doing that on it's own. Eventually I realized that this disaster was bound to a keyboard shortcut. The consumer has no control over it. So you're trying to work, and suddenly you're staring at an ad for Windows 365. It really shows you just how awful a company Microsoft is.
3:30 you can resize and even move it if it's not locked
Not on windows 11 sadly. Only on 10 and earlier
Personally I think windows is better due to the fact that windows is more customisable than mac os with 3rd party software. But if you want the best desktop environment linux is the way to go
As a windows user, I have to give explorer and taskbar to windows but I'll give search to macOS
4:15 I had no idea that you can move it round!
yes, and before macOS 15 you got a haptic feedback from the touchpad when you centered it, i dont know if it got removed in macOS 15 or what
Windows is trash. A Microsoft exec once said he would rather use mac if he didnt work for Microsoft. Microsoft people know its trash but sadly so many people are hostage to windows 😭😭😭😭
you use linux right
Source: trust me bro
Windows is the most complete OS, there's a reason the world runs on windows not macos
@@Rusty01 yes there's a reason. But that's not the reason you said. The reason is you can use windows everywhere.
windows is good, not recently
@its_notalex windows is good shiit. It doesn't smell as bad as an average free bsd installation by a random user
You can just right click on it and uncheck lock the taskbar option there and resize it instead of going into registry editor. You can also move it freely
Not on 11 sadly. Only on 10 and earlier
Brauch jmd dieses Konfettimenü (Tags) bei mac? Ist das useful?
now compare it to windows 10, you can make the taskbar anywhere you want and you can resize it
I love the blue folder icon on macOS
Wait until he hears about Linux...
Windows has got the **iconic** feature of open apps thumbnail previews, which isn't on macOS from what I've gathered.
Also, transparency effects aren't there on your virtual machine running Windows
There is. You swipe three fingers up and you will see the preview
Dude I don't care about what anyone says, because file explorer can be overwhelming, but it's the most OP thing
5:06 you can delete those web things by editing the registry
I didn't know that, but if you have to edit the registry to remove something like that, then the OS is probably designed a bit badly
@一Monke一 Isn't there quite much, if not a lot more, that can only be turned on or off on macOS too?
You can turn off the suggestions in the menu through just the Settings app, but the web search results - yeah, the company wants to push some things to the users
@一Monke一agree, but it's not a dealbreaker
@@ABoxedFox All I'm saying is having to use the registry to remove a feature, instead of you being able to disable it is a bit stupid
@一Monke一 True. It's present on both systems
Well, Windows taskbar is what happens when you mush MacOS Dock and the upper menubar together. Its all in one place yes... which makes it confusing cluster.... (you know what I mean) of everything. If I wasn´t using my PC for gaming as well I would go completely to Mac.
@@havocthedemonicliger low-key I prefer windows taskbar to Macs own. Everything is where I want it to be, less wasted space
why do games have to be stuck on Windows?
I want to get a MacBook instead…
Auto hide taskbar in windows 11 was annoying. And I’m honestly spoiled by the “dock” thing in mac. Theres something dissatisfying with a really long bar that pops up above windows. I prefer something that the Dock in MacOS which just pops up above windows and you can still see the bottom part of the focused app/s. Especially when tiled (i use window management apps)
So i used Windhawk to create something like MacOS has but the style is suited for Windows 11. With the Rounded corners that matches Windows 11’s style and not Mac’s. I’ve also made the App icon “section” much larger than the Notification section. In fact I’ve made rhe notification “section” much smaller than the main App icon section. I’ve also disabled the animation pop up because it was so slow unlike in mac. much snappier without the animation. I also use a Window Management app
I’m also using Flow Launcher that’s similar to Mac’s Spotlight thing. Start menu is beyond slow even when debloated so i just used this “bloat” lol. Very useful whenever i want to open up files and exe files that for some reason doesnt pop up in Star Menu. I’m Waiting for RayCast for windows though.
Simply use powertoys run as spotlight alternative
flow launcher better
I Like The MacOS Rounded Dock, But I Think It's A Space Stealing For A Maximize App (Not Fullscreen). I Can Litterly See The Bottom Of The Wallpaper. I'm Not A Fan Of Using Auto Hide Dock/Taskbar.
For Windows, My Experience Using It With Maximize Programs It's Almost Perfect.
But The Dock/Taskbar That I Like Is From Linux KDE Plasma, If You're On Your Desktop It Will Same Like The MacOS. Floating Dock & Rounded Too, But If You Maximize A Program It Will Just Automaticly Shapeshift Like The Windows Taskbar.
That's The Only Dock/Taskbar Style I Like It.
For ChromeOS Shelf, It's Just Same As Windows Taskbar, But Rounded For Each Top Corner.
Also, Changeging The Size & The Taskbar Position On Windows 11 Is Not A Thing Anymore, Unless For Some Tweaking
In Windows Vista Until 10 It's Still A Feature That Time.
Not litterly its literally
@@TheRealTooklesoft Bruh, I Didn't Realize It
@louismartualas01 XD
someone made tagstudio for it
May favourite pc os is windows 11
I used windows for 20 years and now I'm using mac, I like mac more but windows has some good features too which the mac lacks.
in my opinion,it would be better if they inserted the ChatGPT not the Copilot.
no
first of all they would need permission from openai and they would say no
even if they said yes, they would say something like "can you share 40% of the revenue?", and u know, of course, microsoft will decline the offer
if they used chatgpt without permission they would be sued
@@its_notalex bro copilot uses chatgpts framework (ai model) except it uses the web. ChatGPT however uses its own database which is pretty out dated ngl
@Sarv1l so u tried to prove me wrong but then proved urself wrong in the process
copilot uses chatgpt wdym
@@Water_million exactly
ok, both are good os, plz make part 2
skibidi sigma edits 😭🙏
@ what you doing that for bruh
sigma skibidi edits 😡
@@jadxvx ok sad life I’m not changing it.
Windows 11 Wins
I use Windows for the same reason that I drive an American car. Because the alternative is too expensive. I love the MacOS operating system. As the years go by, I hate Microsoft more and more. It seems that everything thing they do is incompatible with how I think. But one thing is for sure, they have set up Windows in a way that benefits Microsoft and gives consumers no choice but to go along with it. I have a Windows 10 PC. I will never upgrade it to Windows 11. I played around with it once for a week or so and went back to Windows 10, which I also hate. I do have a Windows 11 laptop. It's less painful since I don't use it much for productivity. This is the end of the line for me. My next PC will be a Mac, no matter the cost. I'm looking forward to not dealing with Microsoft or their software anymore.
try windows 10
The start menu is a mess on Windows. It's purpose is to cause problems when you're trying to work and using keyboard shortcuts. Suddenly the start menu pops up because you've accidentally touched it instead of the Control key. The alt key serves the same purpose. Accidentally touch it and it jerks you out of your workflow. Terrible concept. The MacOS workflow has no such nonsense like that.
Hello,
pin the apps folder from the finder to the dock, and you get "a start menu".
I used Mac OS X from 2006 until 2015 and from 2022 until 2024, I prefer Windows 11 now over MacOS.
I switch in 2006 because of WinXP and back then I liked Mac OS X Tiger much more than Windows.
Apple was and still is an evil company, just as Microsoft.
GNOME is better
No, KDE is better. The difference is practically night and day
@@dalentoish both r good, i use kde and gnome too.
i dont care which ones are better as long as its familiar and usuable withoit having to run a command line every 5 seconds
@@dalentoish It depends... For me, it was a bit unstable. Cinnamon on the other hand, perfect!
Apple
Orange
Banana
Strawberry
Personally, pineapple
Pear
macintosh
Really? Google on a Mac? If you like spies just go back to windows
Windows: 2
MacOS: 1