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It is literally just windows-C to open copilot. Good grief. 🤣
And being marketed as "our first upgrade to PC keyboards in 30 years". I want to be in the marketing teams conference room when this got pitched.
Mechanical keyboard enthusiasts have reinvented the keyboard hundreds of times, in the time it took M$ to think up a new novelty key cap.
Let alone an "upgrade" that they suggest could replace the menu or right-ctrl key, thus actually reducing usefulness and possibly even accessibility.
Seriously, so stupid.
what exactly is copilot and how does it vary from cortana
i really only use linux and windows 10 ltsc vms