Windows 11

[Kin Hell]

Maybe it's my age DC, but I'm a traditionalist with using my Pee Cee & am still registered with the latest version of Dopus. - Pro version FTP is seamless. - So much I still don't know about the program....

In WinBlows though, it's the App side of it all that gripes me. - I use OpenShell to replace Bill's idea on the Start Menu. - So much like the good old days if you had to have a PC!

Rounded corners & the colours with the gadget buttons kinda make it look a bit Mac-esque tbh....

"Don't kid yourself Bill".

[Demon Cleaner]

Ok. I don’t know what you mean when talking about apps though? Is the explorer an app? Is Chrome an app? Is Paint.net an app? What’s an app? I use the same “programs” I used 30 years ago, the same, if you wanna call them apps now

[J T]

I quite like rounded window corners.

I have very little else to add.

[Demon Cleaner]

I quite like rounded window corners.

I have very little else to add.

[Harrison]

I hate the attempt to call everything Apps now too. This started with Windows 8 when M$ tried to make the OS a tablet/desktop hybrid. And the App store idea as hung around ever since. I just don't think it fits with a desktop OS. Esoecially when it's a bit of a confusing mess because you have seperate ways to install something now to confuse.

[J T]

Would you be happy if they were called desktop applications? That's a bit long, so what about just calling them applications?

And if that can be shortened too, what about that?

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I quite like rounded window corners.

I have very little else to add.

Team rounded-windows, we kick ass

[Harrison]

To me the use of "App" indicates a mobile application for tablets and phone. For computers I always call them programs because unlike a more constrained OS like android and iOS a program can be more then just an App. With an Application being a full program like Word or Photoshop, but other programs like Regedit or a virus checker are utilities, not an application.

[Kin Hell]

To me the use of "App" indicates a mobile application for tablets and phone. For computers I always call them programs because unlike a more constrained OS like android and iOS a program can be more then just an App. With an Application being a full program like Word or Photoshop, but other programs like Regedit or a virus checker are utilities, not an application.

+1

WinBl0ws has a specific folder for Programs.... Also one for 32Bit (x86 shit) on an x64 install.... If you're a "One Partition Only" kind of a Guy/Gal......

And they were Programs on the Amiga too..... But never ever on a single Partition to your entire drive storage...........................................................^

& I'll be taking this sh!t to my final resting place....

Not long now.... Sixty came & went on Sunday the 13th ffs....

[Demon Cleaner]

To me the use of "App" indicates a mobile application for tablets and phone. For computers I always call them programs because unlike a more constrained OS like android and iOS a program can be more then just an App. With an Application being a full program like Word or Photoshop, but other programs like Regedit or a virus checker are utilities, not an application.

But what's the difference if only how they're called I don't care if they say utility program or utility app as long as it is what I need.