u/Microboy42

In S tier we have Windows NT and macOS because they are the 2 industry standards for software, and are remarkebly easy to use, and overall just perfect. In A tier we have Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Windows Server, openSUSE, steamOS, and Fedora because they are easy to use and are compatible with a large library of programs. In B tier we have Arch Linux, freeBSD, Azure Linux, chromeOS, OpenBSD, Puppy Linux, and Winux because they‘re just mid. In C tier we have dragonflyBSD, netBSD, Haiku, and Tiny Core Linux because they are ok they just can’t compare to freeBSD and Puppy Linux. In D tier with have freeDOS because it has a Windows NT level library but cannot run on modern hardware, and can’t run any program made after Retro City Rampage 486. In AVOID tier we have Commodore OS Vision and Llumos because they are incredibly nieche operating systems with no use case whatsoever.

This same guy posts r/cuntboyfur

So whenever I boot my Windows XP virtual machine, the taskbar looks like this. I have tried disabling WindowBlinds, reinstalling graphics drivers, even switching from Home Edition to Professional, but it still stays like this. Not only this, but the virtual machines is starting to be a tad slower, and the boot screen seems to be loading at low FPS. Please comment ways to fix this problem.

I'd say I did pretty well except for the gap between the Star Menu and the taskbar.

tools used:

RetroBar

OpenShell

WindowBlinds

My OS is Windows 11 Insider Preview (Windows NT 10.0.2800) so I can't use an MSSTYLES theme due to the XAML taskbar. Let me know your opinions in the comments!