CarderPlanet
Professional
Windows 11 was out recently, and without trying it out, it's hard to know if you should upgrade or not. The result may or may not be good, and in the second case, you will have to roll back the system, which is not the most pleasant and fast process.
Fortunately for those who have doubts and want to try out the fresh interface, a developer under the pseudonym Blue Edge (https://github.com/blueedgetechno) launched a site with a virtual version of Windows 11 (https://win11.blueedge.me/), which is available from any device. For a full-fledged immersion from the computer, you can press the key combination "Fn + F11", which activates the full screen mode.
While some features and applications have limitations, this web version of Windows 11 is quite capable of browsing the redesigned Microsoft store with links to existing programs, using the Edge browser, terminal, and the rest of the transformations.
Fortunately for those who have doubts and want to try out the fresh interface, a developer under the pseudonym Blue Edge (https://github.com/blueedgetechno) launched a site with a virtual version of Windows 11 (https://win11.blueedge.me/), which is available from any device. For a full-fledged immersion from the computer, you can press the key combination "Fn + F11", which activates the full screen mode.
While some features and applications have limitations, this web version of Windows 11 is quite capable of browsing the redesigned Microsoft store with links to existing programs, using the Edge browser, terminal, and the rest of the transformations.
