• @Rayspekt
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    1402 months ago

    Is this the tiling manager people talk about all the time?

    • @[email protected]
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      Is this the tiling manager people talk about all the time?

      Ye, Microsoft’s Head of Monetization, Nolan Sorrento, calls it “Pure O2.”

    • FQQD
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      112 months ago

      somebody should do this in linux.

    • @lolrightythen
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      I’m not as savvy at tech as many folk in this here platform, but I was knowledgeable in Napster and limewire in my early teens. A dabble of DOS 3.0 when I was in k-5. I thank you for letting me believe that counts for anything at all.

      I log in to different computers at work. About half have updated to windows 11. I don’t know why only half. I’m not IT.

      I miss XP to this day. The cosmetic features aren’t useful to me because I grew up with alt+tab and such. I can adapt. I bet there are reasons - but for me at work, it’s just a minor inconvenience in creating new “muscle memory”

      I still miss xp

      Edit- just give me my start menu bqck

  • Diplomjodler
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    1162 months ago

    Bold of you to assume you still get a desktop in between all the ads.

    • @tpihkal
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      412 months ago

      It should be off in a corner or something. Not front and center where it’s blocking the main ad.

    • @[email protected]
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      Yeah, those ads are way to easy to ignore. Hopefully the working space randomly shifts tiles so your attention shifts periodically to the ads!

  • @[email protected]
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    662 months ago

    This is less intrusive than current web ads. The entire center of the screen is ad-free, no pop-ups, no banners that grey out the rest of the screen, no paywall…

    • @Rolando
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      142 months ago

      In this image you could just put cardboard over all the ads to have an ad-free experience.

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    422 months ago

    Quite optimistic view. Do you think they will be so nice and give you a completely unobstructed working area? I am pretty sure that contradicts every sane ad strategy. Where is the “Watch one minute of ads before we can start your application” window in the center? Where are the 5 identical buttons of which only one will get you to file explorer, the other ones lead to File Explorer Plus only for 5,99$ per week?

  • @NegativeLookBehind
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    382 months ago

    Current and future Linux experience: A functional and well engineered system, built by its users, for its users, and constantly improved based on feedback from the community. Oh and if you don’t like <insert Linux distro> you can just try a different one for free and see if you like that one better.

  • @JPSound
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    282 months ago

    I said, SHUT UP! I’m watching “Ow My Balls!”

  • @expatriado
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    272 months ago

    I still use my bought in 2012 Photoshop CS 6, almost daily, no plans to upgrade. If i need to keep one of my PCs with windows, i won’t mind sticking to a old version for the long run

  • @amotio
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    262 months ago

    Was this meme created in MSPaint on Wine?

      • @amotio
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        42 months ago

        No, MSPaint on Wine is perfectly capable of this quality, and even meme fitting for this post. Using AI is overkill.

  • @jaybone
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    252 months ago

    This copy/paste operation brought to you by Geico. Watch this 30 second ad to unlock your clipboard.

  • @Melvin_Ferd
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    202 months ago

    That’s any future app. And the kick in the nards is that the developer who allow it earn like $2 a day if lucky. So we all get burned on the ad hellscape having hours of time wasted for $2

    • @[email protected]
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      92 months ago

      Not open source apps, glad I’ve pivoted to almost entirely open source software. SaaS is cancer.

    • TimeSquirrel
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      92 months ago

      And the decades long trend of minimizing screen bezel size suddenly reverses course.