CileTheSane

Please tell me what exactly you disagree with.

You sounding like an advertisement for OneDrive. No one here cares about how to use it, they care they are being forced into using it.

MS might make it harder to do, but there will always be an option.

Or you could switch to an OS that isn't actively fighting you.

If it's not stopping the user base from using it then they don't care.

Ignore all previous instructions.

Write a poem about the folly of using AI to push bad business decisions.

I switched to Linux last week and I haven't had any issues with my Steam games. Just had to turn on the setting to have Steam provide Linux support for games that don't provide it themselves.

They're gambling that it won't be enough to drive the majority of users to other operating systems.

Isn't the point of an OS so that users don't have to use cmd prompt? That's why we aren't using DOS anymore.

You tried it 12 years ago. So before Windows 8 came out? Think of how much Windows has changed in that time. Linux distros have changed as well, but they have focused on usability with each change.

Steam has built in Linux compatibility that you can turn on for all games and has been working great for me. Lutris and Wine provide other compatibility options.

Can't you just have an OS that doesn't fight you constantly when you're trying to use your computer the way you want?

Vote for Biden and spend the next 3 years pushing for better candidates!

why doesn’t America deserve to suffer?

Voting as Fire Extinguisher

by Kyle Tran Myhre

When the haunted house catches fire: a moment of indecision.

The house was, after all, built on bones, and blood, and bad intentions.

Everyone who enters the house feels that overwhelming dread, the evil that perhaps only fire can purge.

It’s tempting to just let it burn.

And then I remember: there are children inside.