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temporarycreature on
I’m just an average dork, they lost me. I’ll be purchasing an Apple computer soon for everything but gaming, and I’m looking at the Steam Machine next year for gaming.
Appropriate1987 on
Maybe it’s time for me to switch to Linux. 🤔
tayroc122 on
Oh Windows is having a midlife crisis. That explains it.
Marchello_E on
An OS should take care of the boring things behind the scene, not trying to take over the creative process.
It should Sharpen the pencils; Clean the floor; Get rid of pests; Get out of the way; and Alphabetize my documents somewhere in the back… But instead, the artist needs to do all the housekeeping because the shop vacuum cleaner annoys the hell out of everyone as it gets stuck wandering around, throwing around pamphlets with „advises“, but your own documents are „thrown up in the cloud“ but end up in the streets, changes the locks every time you try to get in, while it’s main job seems to paint walls or something.
It’s just not funny. It takes time to get rid of the Windows workflow and learn a new OS. But we need to, and we’re getting there.
I remember installing 8 on a friends PC. I went to update it, and it said something along the lines of „I’ll do that when it’s optimal.“
None of us used 8 after we saw that, and the blowback fixed that problem for a while. An operating system should do exactly what you tell it to, no more no less.
Limp_Technology2497 on
It feels like sort of an everything backlash. The contempt Microsoft’s leadership has for its customers is truly breathtaking. They’re the K-Mart of tech companies.
swattwenty on
The average user is getting fed up and going to Mac. The hardcore user is getting fed up and going to Linux.
Who the fuck do they think they are selling this product to???
barriedalenick on
I’ve used every version of Windows there is and made a living working with MS products for decades but they have totally lost me with recent choices. I’ll continue to use my current setup (Win 10 with a year of updates to go!) but when this machine gets the junkyard callup I’ll look closely at the alternatives. MS seem to think that they are impervious but everyone I know is dumping them quietly, getting tablets, smart TVs, Firesticks and the more savvy folk are switching to Linux or Mac
fukijama on
MIcrosoft is having a mid-life crisis
Ryansit on
I only use my computer for work and and steam. After that I use my phone or tablet. The steam machine sounds cool I’ll wait for the reviews though
Hrekires on
As I’m sitting here in my open office listening to half a dozen different people on conference calls, I’m trying to envision the world where people would actually *want* to be talking to an AI PC assistant rather than just clicking a button to open Outlook and I got nothing.
Nevermind how useless it is right now even in the best case scenario. I was out of office for a week last month and just out of curiosity, when I got back I asked Copilot to help me clean out my inbox. It sent me a link for how to create filters. Great job.
luredrive on
Unsurprisingly, forcing „AI“ CoPilot onto every single piece of software doesn’t make it better, and it actually annoys users. Who’d have thought…
Crafty_Aspect8122 on
Did no one think of adding a toggle for these features? Someone should explain to them what consent means.
Right_Ostrich4015 on
^^go ^^Linux ^^go
Foojira on
Microsoft office is going from 69 a year to 100 a year fuck them. Fuck your ai for me needing a blank page program I’ve used since a child for 100 a year. I don’t need ai
Noblesseux on
MS has lowkey somehow managed to develop the opposite of a Midas touch. They consistently manage to take things that people actually like and drive them into the dirt by just being openly out of touch. Like whether it be Zune, Windows phones, xbox, or windows, they’re just taking constant Ls through self-sabotage.
RiderLibertas on
I’m pretty close to switching to Linux. Last forced update broke a lot of things for me. Every update is just more annoyance now.
Mistform05 on
AI won’t be ruining peoples lives… the people in control of AI will ruin lives. We really need to frame it that way. Would AI even be viewed as negative if everyone wasn’t worried about their livelihood? That is a failing of our leaders, not a tool.
Laetha on
For a couple years now I’ve been trying to switch to Linux full-time (I use it for my homelab, but not my main PC) and I could never quite get it to do everything I wanted, so I’d go back to Windows.
I do think some of the more passionate members of the Linux community are doing a bad job of recruiting people, because they’re sometimes unrealistic about the difficulties and limitations of the OS.
Each time I’d figure out one or two more parts though, and last week I decided Windows had become shitty enough that I’m finally okay dealing with the drawbacks of Linux. I’m willing to do without in a couple instances if it means freeing myself of shitty Windows.
Linux has made leaps and bounds. It’s not all the way there yet depending on your use case (some people will scream at you it can do anything Windows can, it can’t), but honestly at this point it’s worth making a list of everything you do with your Windows machine and seeing if you can achieve the same on Linux.
I’m personally using Nobara and really enjoying my time with it. If it wasn’t for some very specific hardware needs I have, it would have been basically plug-and-play.
Thoracic_Snark on
My dad was a small town computer salesman in the mid-80s. I was the first kid in the school who had a computer at home, and I learned on MS-DOS and then later transitioned to Windows. I’ve never done any work at all on a Linux or Apple machine. But when my laptop screen cracked yesterday, I thought „maybe it’s time to give Apple a try.“
MotherFunker1734 on
Microsoft is in its midlife crisis and it’s dealing with it in a terrible way.
It’s like seeing your friend for a lifetime turning into a violent alcoholic bastard, trying to steal from you whenever he can.
That’s Microsoft nowadays.
pioniere on
Windows is 40 and has aged like milk.
new_nimmerzz on
I really hope we see a regression or change of direction in tech. Sadly it will take another bubble burst. And thankfully we’re poised for one! Would like to see entirely across the board. Everything is so infused with capitalism it’s just a constant revenue. Everything is designed to entertain you, advertise to you, try to time when you’re most likely to buy…. And we do it all willingly. Everything is going subscription service. 20 years from now we won’t owe anything. Just lease it for our time.
kitsunekyo on
so windows is basically like my boomer parents who are a bit too much into shitty AI facebook images
OceanEarthling on
I have been a Microsoft user going all they way back to MSDOS. I’ve had the pleasure of setting up many systems (DOS, IBM/0S2, Novell Networks, Win3.1, WinNT, Win95/98/7/10 and now Windows 11….yes I’m old)) for business and individuals. MS Windows has absolutely jumped the shark. Microsoft has lost it’s way and the most recent AI announcements make it clear Windows will be much worse moving forward.
I installed Linux mint / Libra Office yesterday and I have no intention of going back.
Th3FinalStarman on
Changing the tried and true Right-click Copy / Paste into some kind of hieroglyphic guess and check exercise is antithetical to any Productivity ethos. Windows is not for professionals.
meandmrt on
I refuse to ever use co pilot on any of my windows devices. I won’t even use ChatGPT.
Theinternetdumbens on
Im watching tutorials on linix until im comfortable enough to switch.
Bottom line? Fuck microsoft!
JadedFox4180 on
Microsoft’s AI bullshit basically bricked my computer. I’ve been a MS diehard (I even had a Windows phone!) for decades and finally gave up and switched to a Mac.
AdSecure2267 on
I just set up a new gaming PC, I am 100% setting up Linux as my dev environment.
polycache on
I’ll move to Linux, not a chance in hell I’ll let AI anywhere near my machine.
Skiamakhos on
Only thing keeping me on Windows is Ableton Live – I couldn’t get that running on Linux no matter what. If Ableton makes the move & does a Linux version, I’m ready. There’s nothing else.
ignacekarnemelk on
What does Windows turning 40 have to do with AI?
tomassino on
I have been using steam os for 3 years not a Linux savvy individual, I must admit I don’t miss windows, I do the same exact things I did in windows, without shenanigans.
0LoveAnonymous0 on
I don’t see anything wrong with their integration of AI so far.
Exciting_Turn_9559 on
Eventually Windows will just be a Linux distro with ads, surveillance software, and a monthly subscription.
AFKABluePrince on
Nobody wants this „ai“ trash. It’s a broken „solution“ looking for a problem, that then cause even more problems!
Awkward-Candle-4977 on
They are running out of ideas on how to use the overkill npu
JohrDinh on
If you don’t want AI to be a thing, stop supporting it where and when you can. OS using AI? Turn it off. Movie made with AI? Don’t watch. AI cures cancer? That one’s fine lol curing diseases and health stuff I like personally. (tho for some stuff like weight loss, could just put down the fork more often and eat healthy, natural fix)
We’ve all seen how it’s already ruined social media, don’t let it do the same to your careers or creative passions next.
linkenski on
The funny thing is, people would like them if they stopped.
SparkyPantsMcGee on
Windows survived ME, Vista, and 8 and then followed those up with XP, 7 and 10. It’s not too late to bail on the AI shit.
in1gom0ntoya on
none of us wanted ai agents to begin with. I cant believe they thought we’d be okay with Ai agents with top level read and write authority.
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Microsoft 365 ad embedded in the page right below this
I’m just an average dork, they lost me. I’ll be purchasing an Apple computer soon for everything but gaming, and I’m looking at the Steam Machine next year for gaming.
Maybe it’s time for me to switch to Linux. 🤔
Oh Windows is having a midlife crisis. That explains it.
An OS should take care of the boring things behind the scene, not trying to take over the creative process.
It should Sharpen the pencils; Clean the floor; Get rid of pests; Get out of the way; and Alphabetize my documents somewhere in the back… But instead, the artist needs to do all the housekeeping because the shop vacuum cleaner annoys the hell out of everyone as it gets stuck wandering around, throwing around pamphlets with „advises“, but your own documents are „thrown up in the cloud“ but end up in the streets, changes the locks every time you try to get in, while it’s main job seems to paint walls or something.
It’s just not funny. It takes time to get rid of the Windows workflow and learn a new OS. But we need to, and we’re getting there.
[Midlife Crisis](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8b88US-6ts)
I remember installing 8 on a friends PC. I went to update it, and it said something along the lines of „I’ll do that when it’s optimal.“
None of us used 8 after we saw that, and the blowback fixed that problem for a while. An operating system should do exactly what you tell it to, no more no less.
It feels like sort of an everything backlash. The contempt Microsoft’s leadership has for its customers is truly breathtaking. They’re the K-Mart of tech companies.
The average user is getting fed up and going to Mac. The hardcore user is getting fed up and going to Linux.
Who the fuck do they think they are selling this product to???
I’ve used every version of Windows there is and made a living working with MS products for decades but they have totally lost me with recent choices. I’ll continue to use my current setup (Win 10 with a year of updates to go!) but when this machine gets the junkyard callup I’ll look closely at the alternatives. MS seem to think that they are impervious but everyone I know is dumping them quietly, getting tablets, smart TVs, Firesticks and the more savvy folk are switching to Linux or Mac
MIcrosoft is having a mid-life crisis
I only use my computer for work and and steam. After that I use my phone or tablet. The steam machine sounds cool I’ll wait for the reviews though
As I’m sitting here in my open office listening to half a dozen different people on conference calls, I’m trying to envision the world where people would actually *want* to be talking to an AI PC assistant rather than just clicking a button to open Outlook and I got nothing.
Nevermind how useless it is right now even in the best case scenario. I was out of office for a week last month and just out of curiosity, when I got back I asked Copilot to help me clean out my inbox. It sent me a link for how to create filters. Great job.
Unsurprisingly, forcing „AI“ CoPilot onto every single piece of software doesn’t make it better, and it actually annoys users. Who’d have thought…
Did no one think of adding a toggle for these features? Someone should explain to them what consent means.
^^go ^^Linux ^^go
Microsoft office is going from 69 a year to 100 a year fuck them. Fuck your ai for me needing a blank page program I’ve used since a child for 100 a year. I don’t need ai
MS has lowkey somehow managed to develop the opposite of a Midas touch. They consistently manage to take things that people actually like and drive them into the dirt by just being openly out of touch. Like whether it be Zune, Windows phones, xbox, or windows, they’re just taking constant Ls through self-sabotage.
I’m pretty close to switching to Linux. Last forced update broke a lot of things for me. Every update is just more annoyance now.
AI won’t be ruining peoples lives… the people in control of AI will ruin lives. We really need to frame it that way. Would AI even be viewed as negative if everyone wasn’t worried about their livelihood? That is a failing of our leaders, not a tool.
For a couple years now I’ve been trying to switch to Linux full-time (I use it for my homelab, but not my main PC) and I could never quite get it to do everything I wanted, so I’d go back to Windows.
I do think some of the more passionate members of the Linux community are doing a bad job of recruiting people, because they’re sometimes unrealistic about the difficulties and limitations of the OS.
Each time I’d figure out one or two more parts though, and last week I decided Windows had become shitty enough that I’m finally okay dealing with the drawbacks of Linux. I’m willing to do without in a couple instances if it means freeing myself of shitty Windows.
Linux has made leaps and bounds. It’s not all the way there yet depending on your use case (some people will scream at you it can do anything Windows can, it can’t), but honestly at this point it’s worth making a list of everything you do with your Windows machine and seeing if you can achieve the same on Linux.
I’m personally using Nobara and really enjoying my time with it. If it wasn’t for some very specific hardware needs I have, it would have been basically plug-and-play.
My dad was a small town computer salesman in the mid-80s. I was the first kid in the school who had a computer at home, and I learned on MS-DOS and then later transitioned to Windows. I’ve never done any work at all on a Linux or Apple machine. But when my laptop screen cracked yesterday, I thought „maybe it’s time to give Apple a try.“
Microsoft is in its midlife crisis and it’s dealing with it in a terrible way.
It’s like seeing your friend for a lifetime turning into a violent alcoholic bastard, trying to steal from you whenever he can.
That’s Microsoft nowadays.
Windows is 40 and has aged like milk.
I really hope we see a regression or change of direction in tech. Sadly it will take another bubble burst. And thankfully we’re poised for one! Would like to see entirely across the board. Everything is so infused with capitalism it’s just a constant revenue. Everything is designed to entertain you, advertise to you, try to time when you’re most likely to buy…. And we do it all willingly. Everything is going subscription service. 20 years from now we won’t owe anything. Just lease it for our time.
so windows is basically like my boomer parents who are a bit too much into shitty AI facebook images
I have been a Microsoft user going all they way back to MSDOS. I’ve had the pleasure of setting up many systems (DOS, IBM/0S2, Novell Networks, Win3.1, WinNT, Win95/98/7/10 and now Windows 11….yes I’m old)) for business and individuals. MS Windows has absolutely jumped the shark. Microsoft has lost it’s way and the most recent AI announcements make it clear Windows will be much worse moving forward.
I installed Linux mint / Libra Office yesterday and I have no intention of going back.
Changing the tried and true Right-click Copy / Paste into some kind of hieroglyphic guess and check exercise is antithetical to any Productivity ethos. Windows is not for professionals.
I refuse to ever use co pilot on any of my windows devices. I won’t even use ChatGPT.
Im watching tutorials on linix until im comfortable enough to switch.
Bottom line? Fuck microsoft!
Microsoft’s AI bullshit basically bricked my computer. I’ve been a MS diehard (I even had a Windows phone!) for decades and finally gave up and switched to a Mac.
I just set up a new gaming PC, I am 100% setting up Linux as my dev environment.
I’ll move to Linux, not a chance in hell I’ll let AI anywhere near my machine.
Only thing keeping me on Windows is Ableton Live – I couldn’t get that running on Linux no matter what. If Ableton makes the move & does a Linux version, I’m ready. There’s nothing else.
What does Windows turning 40 have to do with AI?
I have been using steam os for 3 years not a Linux savvy individual, I must admit I don’t miss windows, I do the same exact things I did in windows, without shenanigans.
I don’t see anything wrong with their integration of AI so far.
Eventually Windows will just be a Linux distro with ads, surveillance software, and a monthly subscription.
Nobody wants this „ai“ trash. It’s a broken „solution“ looking for a problem, that then cause even more problems!
They are running out of ideas on how to use the overkill npu
If you don’t want AI to be a thing, stop supporting it where and when you can. OS using AI? Turn it off. Movie made with AI? Don’t watch. AI cures cancer? That one’s fine lol curing diseases and health stuff I like personally. (tho for some stuff like weight loss, could just put down the fork more often and eat healthy, natural fix)
We’ve all seen how it’s already ruined social media, don’t let it do the same to your careers or creative passions next.
The funny thing is, people would like them if they stopped.
Windows survived ME, Vista, and 8 and then followed those up with XP, 7 and 10. It’s not too late to bail on the AI shit.
none of us wanted ai agents to begin with. I cant believe they thought we’d be okay with Ai agents with top level read and write authority.