• @Mereo@lemmy.ca
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    331 year ago

    Thank God I switched to Linux. Windows 11 is a glimpse of what’s coming in Windows 12.

    • AlwaysNowNeverNotMe
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      101 year ago

      What distro did you start on? I’m thinking I would rather learn Linux than take an 11 upgrade when 10 stops getting security updates.

      • ayya novak
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        Linux Mint is widely regarded as one of the best beginner-friendly distros, so it’s a very nice option to start with. It was the second distro I’ve ever used (after Ubuntu) and it felt very stable and welcoming.

      • @Gabu@lemmy.ml
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        21 year ago

        A piece of advice - if you deal with industrial/business stuff at all, just go with Debian. There’s a reason why most fields use it in some form.

      • @kusivittula@sopuli.xyz
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        21 year ago

        i suggest you split your disk and try linux in the other partition way before w10 ends, because there’s still a bit of a learning curve and getting used to. for me it took a few tries, a few different distros. i went back to windows for a while a couple of times when i accidentally killed my penquin. btw disable fast startup from windows power button settings if you go this route, that’ll save you from a lot of head scratching. i ended up with mint because it seems to be the only distro that works perfectly with my buggy ass 3060ti.

      • @PunkFlame@lemmy.ml
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        11 year ago

        Started with Ubuntu (but this was about 10 years ago). Tried out a few different distros - Mint, mostly. I’ve eventually settled on Debian. I don’t got time for shit to randomly break with high frequency (/s). I don’t really have a good reason for why I picked Debian. The best I can think of is that I considered that since so many other distros are derived from Debian, I may as well got to the source.

        With my laptop, the biggest issue I have is it doesn’t come back from suspend reliably. Other than that it’s fully functional. I don’t even think I’ve had an update break anything. The only reason I’ve reinstalled is because I broke it myself (like a few months ago when i was trying to install a C++ depencency so I could play dwarf fortress).

        Wine and Proton are covering my gaming and Windows application needs. KVM with a (legit) Windows VM is also there to cover the increasingly rare circumstances where I need a proper Windows OS.

    • Elise
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      21 year ago

      Huyyy I looks like you’re bitching about your family in your diary. Do you need help with that?

  • @Gork@lemm.ee
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    71 year ago

    Notepad by itself is pretty bare bones. It does have a “Search with Bing” selection in the Edit menu though, which I find odd.

    • @Gabu@lemmy.ml
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      71 year ago

      It does have a “Search with Bing” selection in the Edit menu though

      What the literal fuck? When was it added?

      • @Gork@lemm.ee
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        11 year ago

        No idea, it wasn’t always there though. Notepad hasn’t changed much over the years but that was definitely an addition.

  • [binbows]
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    41 year ago

    Wait, would the average user even need an AI feature baked DIRECTLY into their notepad?

    I don’t think so.

    • @XTornado@lemmy.ml
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      Why not? If anything the average user that will write stuff for themselves so no worry of plagiarism or whatever would benefit the most if it auto guesses what they want to type, summarizes to study something or similar.

      It probably makes more sense on Word though.

  • admiralteal
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    11 year ago

    Almost certainly github copilot integration, which makes 100% sense as a feature of Notepad and almost certainly will be disabled unless you are signed into Windows with an MS account (which pretty much anyone in this magazine shouldn’t be).

  • @Gooey0210@sh.itjust.works
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    -31 year ago

    It’s good i left bill gayts’ sinking boat recently Feeling really great running my nixos flake on my surface go (this was the last device, everything else migrated a long time ago)