Snek Map (1.19.1, 1.19.2) – Classic Arcade Game - Windows 11

Snek Map (1.19.1, 1.18.2) is a puzzle map designed by Henzoid. If you are familiar with the classic sneak game, then you will probably love this Snek game! Snek is a puzzle map about three kids and their pet snake working together to win their school’s science fair. The map’s gameplay features tile-based puzzles just like the original arcade game, “Snake”, but with additional elements and level-specific goals. The mao also contains a dialogue system so that you can interact with the characters throughout the game. Enjoy!
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Source: https://www.9minecraft.net/snek-map/
Homepage: https://www.9minecraft.net/
Other map links: https://www.9minecraft.net/tag/minecraft-1-19-1-maps/

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It can help you set up a virtual desktop like you can create a virtual desktop separate for your work for gaming or any kind of, you can toggle from anyone to the other. And also their the design the performance has increased though than windows 10

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DoctorDoom929 said:
Thank you for answering me.
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At work I work with Windows 10 and at home I've been running Windows 11 since I could upgrade via the Insider program. I very much prefer the latter but I guess it depends on what type of person you are. I always instantly upgrade (with some healthy delay) whenever a new version is released and aside for Vista (what in the bloody *%$é§ was that?!) I've never been disappointed. I didn't even mind Windows 8! Once you know how to navigate, everything flies smoothly. So I'm the type of person that easily gets acquainted with new user interfaces but many don't like change. Personally I don't feel that Windows 11 is all that different from its predecessor. It's a smoother experience and all menus have been streamlined a bit more. The only thing that bothers me a little is that it's become more tedious to connect to Bluetooth devices (Win 10 has a connect button in QS).
By all means: upgrade! Out with the old, in with the new. As long as it isn't a Vista disaster, I don't see any reason why you wouldn't upgrade every time.
Is there anything specific that's holding you back?

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hassanmian1112 said:
I think window 10 is best
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Why?

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hassanmian1112 said:
Windows 11 and 10 are the same why waste the time changing the window.
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That... couldn't be more wrong
Why would you ignore all the massively important under the hood changes?
Windows 11: The Optimization and Performance Improvements
12 Major Differences Between Windows 11 and Windows 10
Windows 11 vs. Windows 10: Is the upgrade worth it?
Windows 11: The Pros and Cons Everyone Is Talking About
Windows 11 review: A new era has arrived

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Timmmmaaahh! said:
That... couldn't be more wrong
Why would you ignore all the massively important under the hood changes?
Windows 11: The Optimization and Performance Improvements
12 Major Differences Between Windows 11 and Windows 10
Windows 11 vs. Windows 10: Is the upgrade worth it?
Windows 11: The Pros and Cons Everyone Is Talking About
Windows 11 review: A new era has arrived
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Thank you for posting that - you beat me to the punch.
There are SIGNIFICANT differences.
Say, @Timmmmaaahh! , you wouldn't happen to be the same Timmmaaahh how does some dev work for CURA, by way of a plugin for Dremel Digimax series of printers (3D20~3D45) by chance, would you?
Sry for the off topic, and confusion if im just talking non sense lol!

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Windows 11 is great if you care about performance. Microsoft talked about the performance benefits and optimizations in Windows 11 in a YouTube video. Overall, the performance benefits in Windows 11 pretty much come down to the way the newer OS handles system processes that you usually see when you open Task Manager.
Windows 11 has seen its fair share of bugs, while the much older Windows 10 is more stable. Microsoft has been quick to fix issues with its latest OS, though. We’ve seen a bug that creates thousands of empty folders in File Explorer, as well as a bug that would massively slow SSD speeds. But it will be good soon.
Starting with the Start Menu, in Windows 11, it is a bit more simplistic. You only see a static list of apps, followed by your most frequented documents on the bottom. That might sound familiar, but it is important to note that Windows 11 drops out support for Live Tiles. If you really want to see information in your Start Menu at a glance, then Windows 10 is best.
And many more such benefits. I would say.. Go for it!!
Regards,
J Wick

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In general, the performance advantages of Windows 11 are largely reduced to how the new OS handles system processes that you usually see when opening the Task Manager. According to Microsoft, Windows 11 does a great job of managing memory to give priority to the windows of applications that you have open and running in the foreground.

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lenigma1too said:
Say, @Timmmmaaahh! , you wouldn't happen to be the same Timmmaaahh how does some dev work for CURA, by way of a plugin for Dremel Digimax series of printers (3D20~3D45) by chance, would you?
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Nope
James wick said:
If you really want to see information in your Start Menu at a glance, then Windows 10 is best.
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This has been mitigated by the Win 11 widget menu that can be summoned from the weather button bottom left. It's essentially an expanded version of weather, news, traffic incidents and whatever you want on there. All while the "Start" menu now focuses fully on applications and documents. I very much welcome this separation as the older menu was just a cacophony of random tiles no one really used. So even in this area Win 10 is no longer an argument.
Aside from the fear of change, I don't really understand why there's so much resistance/hesitation when new Win versions are introduced. It's not like we have any choice in the end. I mean, one can technically still be running XP, but to what end? To risk pretty much one's entire online existence? It restricts technical evolution IMHO.