"Everybody's going to want that. Every piece of software that you're going to use is going to have an AI assistant."
Yeah thanks but no it seems jumping ship and going full linux after that whole recall kerfuffle is paying off.
this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2024
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I've been trying desktop Linux on/off and since 2003.
While it offers a lot over Windows, app compatibility (games, but also MS Office and random business applicstions) has always stopped me from moving over.
However, with W11 it looks like I will have to make the jump once they stop supporting W10 (I speculate they will extend the mainstream support window for another 1-2 years).
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