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Microsoft starts testing Copilot Vision update that can “see” your screen and apps
(www.theverge.com)
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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I hope SteamOS is ready to be a desktop operating system by the time Windows 10 fully craps itself.
Why wait? Debian is out there.
So is Arch btw
Thanks for reminding me! I installed an arch chroot so I can learn and play with Arch btw.
I use DOS but not MS-DOS because the MS actually stands for Microsoft. Plus it comes with Dark Mode built-in
Honestly? Because the last time I tried it, which was admittedly about a decade ago, it didn't work. People say RTFM, but TFM was just wrong/incomplete.
I would run into a show stopper problem, and the manual would say "follow these steps to make it work". Then, two steps in, the manual diverges from reality - doing what the manual says, would not lead to the machine state that the manual claims it would lead to.
Its not an issue that's unique to Debain. I tried a handful of distros and they all had the same kind of dealbreaker problems that could not be resolved by RTFM.
Cachyos, its a graphical installer, its easy af, its automatic
To be fair, it's during this decade when Linux became A LOT more friendly to non-technical people.