make win11 look like win10?

[Sila Drenja]

so, I've been thinking of upgrading to win11, but am also having a dilema wether to upgrade now or wait until win10 gets discontinued and then move over to linux. My main concern with win11 is the way it looks, as I absolutely despise it. I hate the centered taskbar(which I already heard you can change to a normal one), but most importantly, I HATE those rounded corners. Honestly, that's a bit of personal taste, and I heard a lot of people actually love them, but to me they just look off. Another concern are the default icons, that I find worse looking than win10, but I don't fi d it as so much of a big deal and I think I might be able to get used to it

[Si]

There’s no need to upgrade now, W10 will be supported until 2025. If you’re happy as you are at the moment stay on W10 and see what improvements Microsoft makes to W11 in updates over the next year or two.

[lotuastation]

Si님이 먼저 게시:

There’s no need to upgrade now, W10 will be supported until 2025. If you’re happy as you are at the moment stay on W10 and see what improvements Microsoft makes to W11 in updates over the next year or two.

This.
And surely in a few years there will be ways to highly customize Windows 11.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

You can re-enable those changes to make Win11 look more like 10.
Plenty of tips on how to do all of this on YouTube.

[WarBucks]

The taskbar can be left justified without having to download anything. Its a setting built into the taskbar settingd

[tonimark]

Sila Drenja님이 먼저 게시:

so, I've been thinking of upgrading to win11, but am also having a dilema wether to upgrade now or wait until win10 gets discontinued and then move over to linux. My main concern with win11 is the way it looks, as I absolutely despise it. I hate the centered taskbar(which I already heard you can change to a normal one), but most importantly, I HATE those rounded corners. Honestly, that's a bit of personal taste, and I heard a lot of people actually love them, but to me they just look off. Another concern are the default icons, that I find worse looking than win10, but I don't fi d it as so much of a big deal and I think I might be able to get used to it

1.settings>Personalization>taskbar>taskbar behavior>choose line stacking left
2.settings>Personalization>colors>choose windows mode black and app color white ,
3.DONE