It's Time to Switch to Linux..Windows wants Screen Recordings.
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Microsoft unveils a new Copilot plus PC with a feature called Recall.. Take a look at AI computing and how it's getting out of hand. This feature allows for snapshots and screenshots of your computer all powered by AI.
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Any plans on officially switching yet?
Already there!😅
when cad and cam works sure (and no freecad doesn't count)
well i have a partition of ubuntu, waiting for the pop os cosmic alpha to launch, i ditched my w11 install for w10. i hate this IA surge on everything... its just usless. JUST OPEN A WEB TAB and use gpt or bard. simple as that
Linux Mint for the win!
I am in your company@@ChaoticMagnet
They were right about one thing, windows 10 is the last version of windows i will ever use.
Yeah, I now use that exclusively under a Linux VM with a 4090. Works great, and I discovered I can get AutoHDR with Special-K :)
Same, I went from W10 to pop os
Same
I thought this type of history app was on the Mac.
Don’t worry, I’ll buy one of these new Copilot + AI PC’s in your place. I’m using Win11 currently and I don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.
*sudo apt-get remove windows*
78.5 gb of mediocrity will be removed. Proceed? Y/N:
sudo apt-get purge windows && sudo apt-get clean
Nobody uses "get" anymore, just "sudo apt remove windows", lol
@@louisfifteen Right, you only see it in tutorials.
@@aletheia333
sudo apt install wine
Nothing is done to make things "easier for us" - it's to make things your not currently aware of easier for them.
every system is a trap, in fact that's how a system should be called - a trap! The only winners are the ones who implemented the system, it is their trap and you are the one they are hunting for. The choice is, be trapped or build your own trap ...
I switched after watching this.
Hello, Linux Mint!
Yaay
I switched 24 years ago, never looked back, it been Debian, always GNU ...
@@swojnowski453hey, I am looking to dive into Linux with a nuc pc. I was thinking Debian. Thoughts ?
Oh yeah? Well I can tell you want Tails smells like; *Mint* .
Eggman: Ugh is that what that smell is? It's giving me a headache.
Tails: Guys I haven't had that many mints!
Tails there are four empty mint packets on the floor.
Tails: "muffled" I'm gonna get five.
Eggman: Tails stop! That's a comical amount of mints!
Man i switched after W7, you WILL encounter some (minor) problems. There is some relearning of old habits but once you are over this you wont look back.
I switched all my Win PCs and Macs to Linux Mint 6 years ago... 🙂
Switched from Win-Vista Sept 2019 to Linux Mint 19.2 Tina now on Mint 21.3 Virginia ... on 10+years old hardware. Works great does everything I need it to.
@@vanb2477 Holy, Windows Vista in 2019. You really hated the modern versions of Windows lol. I stopped at windows 10 and then made a full switch to Linux. Never looked back and have been using Linux for 5 years now.
You use a Mac. Everything you do is scanned and reported back to Apple and has been for a decade. You don't care about privacy, you're just a virtue signaling loser.
I can't think of a single reason why I would need a visual history of the things I did with my own computer.
But I can think of lots of reasons why corporations, advertisers and government agencies would want it.
Yeah…. I don’t think they want you spending too much time thinking about that 🙃
LOL What about Cyber Criminals? Imagine what awsome spear pfishing mails can be created with all that knowledge
This is not about finding documents. This is about copying ways of working, to subsequently have a full AI replicate your entire process.
Sure it has been noted before, "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - Ian Malcolm, Jurassic Park. As a whole, the original Jurassic Park seems like an excellent allegory for the AI boom. Great technology, but it is going to be hell figuring out all the problems that will come with it.
Its taking snapshots every few seconds so just imagine you login to a site and hit to reveal the password, it could now be in a snapshot. Manually entering or editing info in your password manager, its is now in snapshots and you have to manually tell the app what websites or apps not to include.
Yeah, fuck that.
"Your snapshots are yours" just sounds like they could scan the image and store data about what was on your screen while not technically saving your screenshots. If they weren't using data from this they would just say no data collected by recall is sent to us. Even then you would need to trust Microsoft.
If they weren't using data from screenshots it straight up wouldn't work. I'd feel more confident if they stated that the entire process runs locally, but even then it's going to be closed source so how could you trust them
If you type "sudo," you're part of the Resistance.
lol sudos in the chat please
sudo!
doas
run0
💀⚠️
run0 is better
Wonderful! With Copilot you'll never have to use your brain again.
Duh! Yeah, it means we are too dumb to pilot alone our computers.
But seriously, this "flagship" feature is so dumb for a healthy person. It is literally useless.
That was the goal of windows from day 1...
same goal as the McIntosh for that matter.
Why make the user smarter when you can dumb down the computer for them.
Just in time, linux is a viable alternative for gaming! Thank you Gabe!
why would you want to put yourself in a cage and work there as they want you to. Gaming is a trap, full of traps ... you lose your time and you lose your money, not much better than gambling.
@@swojnowski453 The lack of understanding how hobbies work is wild to me lol
Welcome to the club
@@swojnowski453why not
@@swojnowski453 I know majority of games these days are relatable to gambling, pc gaming still has hope. There are many games to enjoy.
Mobile is a lost cause
They can’t find things on their pc’s? So what is that bloody search indexer task doing?
Perhaps their intelligence is also artificial...
Always been trash that you're better off using a 3rd party like Everything, especially for network drives
Glad I left windows behind long ago. Linux is the only way forward.
That's the first thing hackers are going yo target to view your history. Terrible idea for any Internet connected computer.
It is not the only way forward, but a good enough one ...
the fact that Microsoft is a for profit company in a capitalist society, just proves no matter how good the intentions are, they are going to sell it one way or another. Society progresses through open and accessible standards. Not proprietary locked down bloatware. You don't need 16gb of memory and an NPU to do work on a PC. Linux does just fine without it. But MS needs to appeal to the shareholders. So more locked down software it is!
@@almond-lol and shareholders are going to love users abandoning the oppressive trap MS has built ...
almond-lol Microsoft, Facebook, and Google aren't just about making profits. They've had help, and I wager the CIA and the deep state were involved. Data harvestng.
Taking snapshots makes me think of RAT (Remote Access Trojans) like Mosucker. I don't trust Windows and moved to Linux. Thanks for explaining what it does.
Np, just making sure some light gets shed on the potential pitfalls
Critical thinking is not mandatory anymore in microsofts management
no, they are lunatics powered by hallucinating AIs ...
I didnt even think about the workplace that would be horrible. The AI Arm's race has been awful.
Enterprise at its finest
@lofl6968 You sound reasonable and I hope you keep your job. CEO's all around have been inching closer and closer to using AI with everything.. Restricting AI stuff like this will benefit your co workers immensely.
Heck, I'd say even having a restriction to LLMs is great. So your coworkers couldn't copy and paste confidential data into GPT/LLMs as easily.
Oh Microsoft....
When will you stop?
I'm already 80% switched to Linux although I'll probably keep a windows partition around for a few programs I use and like.
It's pain being a Linux user who vehemently hates windows but keeps an install because all my friends play Fortnite
@@cacomeat7385 Xbox Cloud gaming on the browser with Linux. that's my way :)
@@cacomeat7385Fortnite runs well on linux
I'm already 100% Linux user since many years. It works great.
How do you game on Linux if you're into that?
And what about security updates?
It's private, for now. Till Microsoft decide people are used to use it and start all that data collection sh*ts for "security reasons". So people used to use this tool will no have another chances, but continue to use it
I have been using Debian for 24 years, but recently had a look at windows on my partners computer, it is a scary thing, it really is ...
Honestly I do not mind AI being in my Operating system... HOWEVER! I want to be able to toggle off telemetry and other things. It should also be a choice on installation if you have it installed or not. And have the ability to turn it off when I am not using it. We should not have it forced upon us like this and it is going to make users hate it on the launch.
Clippy for the modern era, lucky i finished moving to linux a few months ago.
Happy with Linux Mint LTS. 😄
you have some time to learn how to upgrade properly ;)
Im rocking with LMDE 6. 👌💪
There is no way this stays local. A couple years down the road there will be an update and change to their privacy policy that makes the data sync with the cloud to "personalize" your experience.
I made a permanent move to Linux in January of 2020 when Windows Seven went End Of Life and I never looked back. I'm also using the same computer that I built in January of 2020 for just that task and it hasn't lost a lick of speed despite updating the OS (LinuxMint) multiple times. 3700X on a B450 with a RTX 2070 super and I have zero need to build a new system any time soon.
maybe that 2070 is gonna die then you can get a shiny new Radeon. mmm. that sounds nice.
I'm running FreeBSD 13.x on a ThinkPad T420s and it's a great experience. It's like a 13-14 year old device at this point and runs MATE with no issues. Gets a little hot when I open too many tabs with heavy web apps/platforms like Facebook or UA-cam but otherwise works without issues for my needs. My desktop I built in 2014 runs Debian 12 and it also works great. Can still play all my games and between the native Linux titles and some older games I run using WINE, I haven't had any issues.
Sounds like "watchdog" @ a new level...
They are dividing humanity, in the NPCs and the rest.
As long as the rest are below 10-15%, they are golden.
I think for one specific case for Recall - when the parents wants to see what are you doing on your PC. :D
Which is a use case that shouldn't exist. Either the child is too young to use a PC (or at least not the internet) without parental supervision, or they're old enough that they absolutely SHOULD HAVE privacy in what they're looking at on the internet!
Managers will love it.
or big government alphabet soup agencies
Then make it installable as an app. Do not put it on machines across the world.
I foresaw all of this and made sure when I went independent to go 100% Linux, Worked out well for me, though I grant I am not dependent of things like Photoshop or AutoCAD.
Companies would love this feature specially now with more remote work, it seems to me that this is the real reason why they are doing this.
It's using user data use of their computer to train the next Ai to be an OS abstraction in effect. That then becomes a end initself controlled centrally and computers go back to thin-clients again...
Privacy and security issues aside, I don't like the idea of setting aside the disk space.
Glad I use Linux.
Thanks for the video from a Linux user, very interesting, don't wait come on over!!!!
Great video I am already running Ubuntu with Kde Plasma front end alongside Windows 11 and so far have everthing I use on Windows working on Linux so as soon as copilot arrives Windows is going plus Linux is so much faster (both machines running i5 cpu's.
Given Windows near-perfect security and Microsoft's unimpeachable integrity, I don't see how anything could go wrong. However, I would recommend that the operators of the Satya Nadella bot turn up the sincerity_emulation control up a couple of notches.
They wouldn't tamper with the boss' settings, would they? They 'd just turn up the gullibility_control of the people who use windows; they've already agreed to the click-through EULA and Copilot will produce the EULA text that allows it on request.
it's been time to switch os since windows 7
I used to call it Windows Semen.
Is it limited to the OS and integrated MS software, or does it extend to anything running in Windows?
This is brilliant news, can't wait to try it out.
Good job, I am watching your video on Linux Mint Debian edition!!!
I switched to debian linux almost a year ago now and it feels amazing to see I made such a good decision. We all know what's coming next after this things will get even worse Microsoft wants to charge people monthly for running windows. Which will probably be the true end of the road for them as a computer tech I would never tell a customer to pay for junkie, unsecured, unsafe software that can be out done by linux for free.
I have been using Debian for the last 24 years, you have done the right thing ...
How practical that they killed the search bar functionality, to reinvent the wheel.
I'm already making the transition, doing proof of concept for all the PCs in my home, including those used by family members. I'm not going to just switch them overnight, we'll test, make sure everything works, and then make the complete transition down the road. Using Ubuntu with Surface Kernel for my Surface Pro 3, and Linux Mint on everything else.
Good luck with everything
Thankful I already have a couple years head start on switching to Linux.
I don't think they can do it in the EU with their strict data protection law
I'm a lucky boy then
When Windows 11 first came out I gave it six months and then upgraded to Windows 10. Now with Windows 10 facing end of life, I am moving everything to Linux Mint. Everything I have seen so far about Windows 11 is what some hacker would do to infiltrate your computer. Hopefully, developers will see the writing on the wall and start working with Linux if they want to keep their customers.
This Co-pilot thing Recall sound very useful to me.
I often spend ages trying to find a file - what folder is it in?
What did I call it?
It’s a good name cause once the class actions start, that’s exactly what they will need to do, recall it.
What people seems to not know is you can disable it. No one forces users to have this feature enabled all the time.
I can't believe corporations aren't up in arms. Imagine working on a Word document discussing business strategies, and your pc is recordingg the screen every 3 seconds....
Undoubtedly these are things that can be disabled or gutted entirely at enterprise level.
Did actually switch cause of this debacle. Have been using Linux on my RPi's some time. From now I run Zorin OS on my main PC. Feels good!
Congrats
Big brother's latest move, only a bit surprising.
theres only 2 options right now
make a switch to gnu/linux and deal with "sometimes you accidentally break your OS depedencies cuz you're new to linux" or "Gut out every unnecessary bloats inside lastest windows that it barely works because some way or another this one thing works without any microsoft tracker as dependencies,but sometimes you accidentally break the system because you're not yet familiar to how windows under the hood works because only microsoft knows how things works and they keep adding unecessary depedencies"
for me personally, ill wait till i felt Linux works with my workflow(especially software compatibilities and subjectively acceptable alternatives) and debloated windows breaks almost everything and my windows install(wich ive never been updated since windows 11 22h2) finally forcefully retired
currently 70% using linux
It only says that your snapshots are stored locally. It doesn't say anything about tokenized information being shared on the backend. Your data is basically being classified, tagged, and described in high detail, using a language specific to the AI. If that language is transferred over the network, then it's virtually the same as the data itself.
On line banking ~ nice!
Glad that Microsoft finally create an Add for Linux..
sudo apt --purge remove spyware
rm -rf
Quick Question, is this just for windows 11 or also for 10, i do wanna switch to mint eventually but steam proton just isn't good enough for me yet, i was planning on switching when they discontinue support for 10 but i'm wondering if i should hasten it up.
It’s really for copilot PCs at the moment so it’s going to be a while before they can get it to everyone
Oh come on man we know they have been doing this the whole time!
But this time with AI 🤖
it is not about knowing, it is about acting on it.
Switched today with the help of your video that you made 4 years ago.
Love to hear it
i switched to linux zorin os yesterday the co pilot recall thing was the final straw
I switched to linux just early this month, feels much better than windows
Switched to Fedora Linux a year and a half ago and couldn't be happier.
I wouldn't put it past Apple to do something similar in the near future. I've been happily using Linux since 2002 (22 years!) as my main personal OS, so I've witnessed a lot of development over the past 2 decades. But none of this which M$ is up to will be tolerated by the communities, which Canonical is now all to aware of - they tried!
I've been using FreeBSD & Debian as my primary operating systems at home (FreeBSD on my laptop, Debian ok my desktop) and it's been a great experience. I dual booted for the longest time but it felt like the right time and hearing things like this just reinforces that I made the right decision.
made the switch to mint a week ago. it's amazing
Love to hear it
He gone need whole series of UA-cam channels teaching us who are ignorant about linux. We need large guides on how to install software and security and maintenance. Lets go start a series and Im watching because Im done with windows.
1:01 - I can't imagine how can you be an adult or an corporate worker that lack skill of organizing data to make them easily accessible and searchable.
I've been on linux the last 4 years or so never going back to windows and with all the news going with windows 11 then now the recall feature and ai just makes me happy that i spent the time to learn linux and stuck with it.
I gave up on Windows about 5 years ago. I still have it on a VM with a fresh install and only some development tools that are not available in Linux. Every time I start that crap it spends 10 minutes updating...
It sounds like it will bring my 8 core gaming laptop to its knees. Im glad they didn't screen scrape when i was working,
Since windows 11 dropped it was time to switch for me. Did not find it friendly enough for a power user.
I switched over to Linux Mint right after they announced this. Thank you Microsoft for finally giving me the courage to ditch Windows!
"This helps you remember things you may have forgotten so YOU can find them"... (and WE, uncle Sam and your brother CIA)
When the SSD on my main PC needs replacing I will be switching to Ubuntu. I tried Mint but it just booted to a green screen on a second PC I have so I installed Ubuntu as it just installed without any problems.
It can never be as annoying as the infamous paperclip that came with Office 95.
SO, how do you turn it off or delete it ?
Been using linux on my laptop and plan on booting it to my desktop down the line it was an honor to be able to use win10
I bought a new laptop recently and im thinking about switching.
Just yesterday tested linux mint on a old laptop that was suffering with windows 10 and it basically revived that thing
So i feel like mint would work perfectly for all my productivity needs on the new laptop
But im just worried about gaming half of my steam library seemingly would not work
At least on bluesky, mentions of linux were trending after people saw the news lmao. amazing
sudo apt install
gnu/linux
Pretty sure they said you can turn of the recall feature
Wow, I knew I would need a 1TB boot drive to have peace of mind for years to come Windows completely filled my 128GB one, but I didn't think Windows' storage requirement would grow this fast! 🤯
If only I had switched to Linux a year earlier, I wouldn't have had to buy a new boot drive at all!
Just imagine how much space you would have if you switched to linux
Thank god. My pc does not meet the requirements and i dont pay for co-pilot. I should be safe.😊
1:00 Windows Search, the best tool for teaching folks how to organize their data so they can find it their dam self.
"The cues I remember?" You mean like, when I'm surfing the Web with Opera, when it suddenly asks me if I'd like to make it the default browser? AGAIN?!? I guess it would be nice to have an AI help me with THAT, because I'm obviously in over my head, as I keep getting this "cue" instead of my desired result of making Opera my default Web browser. Such a simple thing, there's even a setting for it, but I must be using the checkbox improperly?
There is always a trade off between convenience and privacy. With cloud services and social media largely in use, most persons clearly choose convenience. I predict that the average user will not care about the privacy implications of this recall feature and will enjoy its benefits. Personally, I hope there's an option to disable....
Maybe, just maybe 2025 will be the year of Linux on desktop.
Linex is great operating system. I do Kalli and window 11 by necessity . Parrot other one Arch is great ..We experiences
big step forward in Linux.. Who ever can make easy setup will be rich .
I recall that i have to update my Endeavour OS, Yes they don't put updates in my face so i kinda forgot. Just now saw the friendly icon in the tray. M$ read and LEARN!
Never thought MS would make an advert for Linux .
Switched to Mac a year ago. Never looked back
Switching to Linux 2 years ago was the best decision.
This issue along with the ridiculous ads in the start menu were the final straws for my household. Coupled with the telemetry, horrible update processes, etc.
I have been 100% Linux for about 3 years now, except for an old Win 10 Laptop I kept around "just in case". Meanwhile my wife was nearly 100% a MAC user, with a Laptop, tablet, phones, watch, but had a "just in case" win 10 PC.
Well I am buying her a Mac Mini M2 for a new desktop and I am converting the laptop to Mint. The old PC will become a linux server. That will make us 100% Microsoft free.
It's not "your" activity.
Try my version of lunux coming out soon
I'm still on Windows, but I'm planning to virtualize it and only use it when absolutely necessary. Recall is crazy... I don't need or want it.
im not even so much worried about this recall feature on my personal pc because i switched to Linux years ago lol. but seriously this is going to get abused so hard by peoples work places. can you imagine every annoying manager you've ever had but now with a screen shot record of everything you have done on your computer this month?
Why use this new feature instead of just using snipping tool or the print scr key on your keyboard?
lol
Right now it only works with ARM CPUs
Linux MInt is the best OS for windows newbies. Sure you have to use terminal occasionally because there is no other way but in 90 percent of cases you would need an .appimage or .deb file which is two forms of exe. deb is debian only and appimage is universal.
Also critical, linux mint doesnt break if you update once every 4 years :D
appimage? mint tosses in with flatpak. Semantics but still.
@@ShadowOfTheSPQR flatpak... well appimage is superior as it is for all distros.
I can't go to Linux, because I'm dependent on software like Cubase Pro. What to do ???
Let Microsoft rule you.... I guess.
Either look for an alternative or use wine compability layer to run windows apps on linux or dual boot where all your info is only on the linux partition.
@@Silver-eb7zm Yo that could be an idea. All infos and data on Linux partition, and on Windows partition just the Windows-only software without much internet stuff! (Cubase Pro doesn't run on Wine I read)
@@RaptureMusicOfficial yes i am doing that too since a week i started migrating my sensitive stuff to kubuntu linux.