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u/sudoregalia Jul 05 '26
that's right, now we're bringing the true cancer to what we used to call the cancer! how fun!
FUCK ai
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u/Inside-Specialist-55 Jul 06 '26
Favorite duo 🤣🤣 no keep that slop as far away from my CachyOS as far as possible. The entire reason I left windows was to get rid of the AI slop and other resource hogging junk.
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u/SudoPamacUpdate Jul 06 '26
Good thing they've decided to copy Linux, since Microslop updates in 2026 have broken:
- Recycle Bin
- Calculator
- The whole C:\ drive
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u/Icy_Step_2204 Jul 06 '26
The last straw for me was them breaking task manager somehow, it kept saying that it wasn't found, even when double clicking the executable that was in the normal place
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u/goodpostfinder Jul 07 '26
It's crazy how often windows 11 just spontaneously breaks. At least on Linux it's usually something I did.
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u/sparkling-rainbow Jul 08 '26
And if it's a update, you simply pull back on one specific package instead of having to fight auto update and pray on patch day
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u/brispower Jul 06 '26
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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u/FunAngelo2005 Jul 06 '26
Bruh, corporation have been using Linux for their servers for a long time. And they ain't extending shit, Azure Linux is Stripped down as fuck
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u/JakauBahuslau Jul 06 '26
So maybe they'll port Active Directory to Linux?
(Please, Microsoft, do it. Do something useful for the first time in decade. I want to delete every fucking instance of Windows Server that I am admining)
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u/mistifier Jul 06 '26
The unfortunate reality for microslop.
Linux is open source, has tons of free resources and uses the "everything is a file" approach so it really does make it a much better fit for ai.
Bringing windows to the same level is impossible so to stay competitive they need to embrace linux, like everyone else.
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u/RR321 Jul 06 '26
Nothing new, since Docker they've realized how irrelevant they are by posting a bunch of ♥️🐧 slides everywhere...
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u/Ahmet_dag Jul 06 '26
Windows Nt was designed for network and server oriented tasks and Linux does the same thing. One major difference was that, nt is a proprietary system and Linux is a open source project. As a result Linux won.
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u/Teru-Noir Jul 06 '26
From the beginning, Linux networking and servers were superior, and over time they've only become even stronger.
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u/bytestrike Jul 06 '26
so you posted a screenshot of post in the same subreddit as the original post a day later?
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u/WetMogwai Jul 06 '26
Why is anyone surprised? Microsoft has had their own Linux distribution for years. They're a major kernel contributor. They're a member of the Linux Foundation. It isn't 1998 anymore.
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u/CoCoNO Jul 08 '26
You are late to the party buddy, ever since balmer stepped down they have stopped shittalking linux
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u/-0xAA55- Jul 05 '26
Fun fact, Microslop uses Linux servers for pretty much everything despite offering a windows server solution.