How to Use the Windows 11 Theme on Linux Mint - Tutorial for newcomers

[@50-50_Grind]

Nice! Very helpful and straight to the point.

[@fbushphone]

Elegant tutorial as ever, thanks for sharing

[@ahmede92]

I'm gonna leave this comment here If you just got started with something new, don't try to make it feel like the old thing you used to be using (pun unintended), give it a few weeks, try to get used to it, you will find it easier to use the new thing the way it wants you to use, I myself tried so hard, for the last few months, to make the most Windows experience on my Linux Distro, I tried to make all the windows apps I had to work, I tried to match the theme and workflow, but I never got any of my important work finished on Linux, because I was too busy trying to force it to be something else, but then I started getting used to Linux apps, and felt so much better and productive leaving the past behind me, it surely can suck sometimes, but you can proceed into the future if you don't let your past go into the past, work smarter, not harder! have a nice computer experience

[@triggerwarning5025]

Windows apps are garbage. The f do you need windows for

[@ahmede92]

@@triggerwarning5025 you can’t ignore the fact that it’s the most popular OS and it has almost everything supported unfortunately

[@JoneeL]

I don’t want to waste my time replying, but I feel it’s important to share my thoughts. As a new user coming from Windows, customizing Linux to look more familiar really helps with the transition and makes the experience less overwhelming. Let’s keep the comments supportive and understanding.

[@claycassin8437]

No thanks. But a Windows 7 theme, applied all the way throughout, would be awesome!

[@Fuma_da_NET]

Have any vírus?

[@ottove]

sadly not, itś not too straight to windows...

[@Rootfury]

Just by curiosity, give this a like if you are watching this video to prank someone.