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And yet it is…
And yet it is…
I know it’s stupid but /s really should be mandatory if you arennot serious. Because there are too many prople that are
as it requires an NPU which the vast majority of systems don’t have
Don’t have at the time. I agree with you but argument that it’s not an issue for many people right now will bite the majority eventually
Afaik Steam has a compatibility layer (Proton) which makes the games run on linux, because the SteamOS which is running on the Steam Deck is Linux. There is Wine you could use for games outside Steam, or you could also try running them throuhg Steam.
Now I have no experience with any of this, but plan to set up Linux dual boot at some point and this is my understanding of things. Somebody better suited will probably chime in with mire details
I did have some issues on firefox om some sites.
Whoa, didn’t even think of that. That’s bleak.
If I’m reading this correctly this runs locally and will requirean NPU, so would not be present or working without AI dedicated hardware?
It honestly sounds useful and I would be a little excited to use it, but I imagine Microsoft will collect the data in some way which would be bad as it pretty much records your screen all the time (I somehow doubt all the info the AI collects will be actually stored locally)?
Hopefuly one day there will be a point when a similar software will be developed that runs 100% locally, storing the data locally and have no internet connectivity and just be a useful tool.
Good news is that unless you have Qualcomm CPU (or one with integrated NPU in the long run) you are safe from it for now
Damn, I didn’t expect leaving reddit will pay off so quickly.
Yeah, if it would work perfectly sure. And agreed with the desperate times. But they’d need to be absolutely aure it will work and without side effects
This reads as a start of a prologue to a postapocalyptic story.
From what I read it’s being released to users gradually I think?