Comments by "John h Palmer" (@johnhpalmer6098) on "What’s the Difference Between Windows 10 and Windows 11?" video.

@bigsky1970 The ONLY time I have 2 clicks is when I use the mouse to bring up the drop down menu, and click on other options, then rename. Otherwise, It's the control= C,V,N, and X for copy/paste/cut and new. Other than the times when a double click to activate a function is required, but that's been a part of Windows forever.
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Other than needing TPM 2.0 and compatible CPU, I have not had an issue with using 11. My last PC, a 7th gen i5 Dell had 11 and ran it no problem. My current PC is much newer, home brewed and based on the 15th gen Core 7 Ultra, it has 11 Pro. That said, I have not found no real difference between 10 and 11. Yes, the start bar defaults to the center (big deal) and the move function was removed (again, no big deal) as Cut and Paste is essentially the same thing in the long run. I just shuffled a bunch of files recently that way to consolidate things to one drive and get my drives all reorganized again after several years of having to move stuff around due to a lack of space on some drives as stuff got scattered over several drives. Otherwise, what changes are not the OS per se user wise, but some of the telemetry has changed, and not all for the better in their defaults. Just turn them off and your privacy is mostly preserved.
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@ If you are talking about file manager, they have always been there as far as I know. Also, right clicking the file or folder and you can choose them there, same icons.
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@acj2789 Not that recent, but they have been with us for maybe a year. I just know they exist and have for a time and yes, I use them all the time when not using the keyboard shortcuts.
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I moved a bunch of files recently, cut and paste is how to do it in 11. I still got more to shuffle around to bring all documents into one place, photos to mostly one place etc as it is now, stuff is scattered among several drives. So, copy and past is how you do it. Yes, I recall the move function, but I think it was redundant as the cut and paste did essentially the same thing. The reason for the files scattered was due to running out of space, and having to move files to wherever there was space and now I have the space to consolidate, I am moving stuff to one spot, finally.
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