For anyone who doesn't know steamos is in the beta stage right now, YouTubers and tech guys are playing around with it a lot. From what we know so far, there is third-party beta versions available, and it can use the things like CC Plusplus redistribute, as well as having a Windows version. Yes the beta is for third-party devices, not just for steam deck. I am absolutely sick of windows, and before we have some sort of 2-hour crash denier, the blue screen simulator has been hailed as just that, not just by the community who is forced to use it, not just by the programmers who are forced to work with it, but also by the Microsoft employees and the Microsoft spokespersons, and the windows spokesperson's themselves. Now one might say that Microsoft spokespersons and windows spokespersons are the same thing, but they're not, even though it's the same company they do have separate spokespersons. Which should give you pretty much of a clue of just how stupid these past few years have been. Green screen simulator 7, it was far better than anything that came out after it, blue screen simulator 10 was okay, compared to Windows 11, obviously, especially after they stopped f****** with 10 and started f****** with 11. Unfortunately modders just seem only willing to code in such a way that for whatever reason Windows 11 is required. So I can't wait for the steam os, specifically the version that's basically a Windows replacement.

Everything steam has done has been masterful, and their whole reason for making the steam OS was because steam saw, specifically Gabe newell, saw just how f****** terrible Windows 8 was, and he felt that windows need a competitor otherwise you're going to continue doing terrible and making terrible decisions. The thought process behind steamos is there, the performance has tested so far, has shown promising results, and who knows maybe in the future I will comment on this post with an update to let you know how it's actually working when it comes out of the beta stage.

For reference, I am not having a hardware issues, the softwares that I'm using, are not having issues, just Windows 11 itself is the one having the issue. Whether I fully update things, because that's the only option or not common and when you don't fully update Windows 11, it doesn't just crash, it full on needs a reboot boot up startup. So yeah we're all stuck together updating a software that we all hate.

Also an unrelated note, why the f*** are we still on Wizard 7? Wizard you know that old zip file opener that is 15 years out of date? Yeah that's what Windows 11 comes with standard. I use seven zip, because it actually works, it has more than the capability to just open zip files, can decrypt things, it can reorganize file processes, and it can also convert files, so things like PDF and other stuff are also very much usable. Takes half the amount of data in space on your hard drive by the way. Just small f****** complaint. If anyone is not familiar with seven zip you can feel free to comment about that too, and I won't try to find you a link to it,