The Windows 11 insider build is surprisingly unpolished and unfinished
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/07/early-windows-11-builds-show-microsoft-has-lots-of-work-ahead/
Microsoft made early Windows 11 builds available via its Windows Insider program the week after its first major announcement, and we've spent quite a few hours kicking the tires. When Windows 11 publicly releases, it's likely to be a fine operating system—but right now, it's an unpolished, unfinished mess.
Of course, this isn't a surprise—Windows 11 is still only available in the Dev channel of the Insider program. The three Insider channels are Release Preview, Beta, and Dev; Dev roughly corresponds to a software alpha, and Microsoft itself describes it as "the newest code," with "rough edges and some instability."
The Windows 11 insider build is surprisingly unpolished and unfinished
Jul 9, 2021, 12:26am UTC
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/07/early-windows-11-builds-show-microsoft-has-lots-of-work-ahead/
> Microsoft made early Windows 11 builds available via its Windows Insider program the week after its first major announcement, and we've spent quite a few hours kicking the tires. When Windows 11 publicly releases, it's likely to be a fine operating system—but right now, it's an unpolished, unfinished mess.
> Of course, this isn't a surprise—Windows 11 is still only available in the Dev channel of the Insider program. The three Insider channels are Release Preview, Beta, and Dev; Dev roughly corresponds to a software alpha, and Microsoft itself describes it as "the newest code," with "rough edges and some instability."