It's just a major inconvenience with a minor benefit. Now, would you like someone to completely remodel your kitchen so that you have to relearn the location of your appliances and cutlery, just so you can have a slightly better oven (and other things you don't need)? You've had one kitchen for years now and know where everything is and everything works. The rest, as and end user, I don't really care.It's really not just hip.
The benefits, however, are solid with actual built in HDR support. The only occasionally annoying thing is context menus in explorer and no clock on secondary displays, which is solved by installing elevenclock. It's just a hip thing to hate on Win11, that's all.
