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    1. Hard to believe this is remotely going to happen: „with Windows 12 set to debut a new hardware requirement […] a dedicated NPU would be required, a specialized processor designed to handle AI tasks.“

      Requiring an NPU would mean Windows 12 couldn’t run on a lot of what I see people buying new today. As in currently.

    2. Man, that’s a lot of things I don’t want at all packed into one operating system.

    3. webb__traverse on

      Those are certainly some words describing something that may or may not exist

    4. > Fully modular

      … OK, you got my attention.

      > Subscription-based

      … Yeah, no.

      > AI-focused

      … Yeah, FUCK no.

    5. DarthHiccups on

      Sounds like MicroSlop is being it’s MicroSlop self and not listening to it’s users. As expected.

    6. DippyHippy420 on

      So glad I switched to Mint Linux when they started trying to force me to install Copilot.

      If I wanted some AI bs I would install it myself, mandating AI and all of the other MS bloatware is not what the people want.

      This is coming from a 30+ year Microsoft Certified Network Administrator (now retired and glad I got out when I did).

    7. SerpentineDex on

      As a nearly livelong windows users..
      i‘m so damn glad i finally switched to linux

    8. Pro-editor-1105 on

      This comments are treating this article like it’s the gospel and its hillarious.

    9. Even a CEO cannot make a decision this fucking stupid.

      Calling BS until it’s official.

    10. FredFredrickson on

      I’ve been using Windows since 3.1 and if this happens I am finally OUT.

    11. They really think people care so much about AI that they’re willing to pay a subscription for a PC operating system

    12. So it’s „fully modular“, except for the parts people actually want to remove?

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