Great info! Thanks! I wonder, though, if it could depend to an extent on where one is in the U.S. of A? I am in San Antonio, TX, which surprisingly because of all the military bases here and a branch of the University of Texas seems to be generally well-connected to the Internet - but in the past, I’ve had trouble with Spectrum being on top of things locally and finding where in the path to my house a problem lies (mainly before Charter bought Time-Warner Cable).
On the latest Windows Weekly podcast on TWIT.tv, Mary Jo Foley and Paul Thurrott (somewhat begrudgingly) seem to agree that Windows 11 v1.0 launching Oct. 5th is basically a reskinned Windows 10 with some modest improvements in interface and apps. Perhaps things will evolve to be a lot different with Win11 v2.0, which is already getting fired up in he DEV channel.
Specific podcast referred to: Panos Promoted (twit.tv)