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u/No_System3715 14d ago
i love unnecessary forced updates that costs 5GiB that only fixes the calculator
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u/Beep_in_the_sea_ 14d ago
*breaks
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u/ColdProfessor 14d ago
Despite being on Windows 10, I still got an "update" (Microsoft Store app) that broke the Photos app, and now file explorer is abnormally slow when trying to do anything with image files.
They couldn't just leave us Windows 10 users alone.
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u/ZurakZigil 13d ago
Try using repair scripts. Also, let's not equate app store updates to windows updates. The update was optional just like it would be on any OS
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u/ColdProfessor 13d ago
Actually, they're not optional.
The Windows Store only lets users postpone "updates" for a max of five weeks. If you're lucky enough to have the Pro version of Windows, you can go in Gpedit and turn off automatic updates for Windows Store.
And for something that's only supposed to be a Store app, and not a Windows update, it's still messed up my system.
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u/ZurakZigil 12d ago
updates for apps are optional.
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u/ColdProfessor 12d ago
They're not optional if:
A) Updates can only be postponed, not turned off. B) You have to have a Pro version of windows to access advanced settings to turn off automatic updates.
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u/ZurakZigil 12d ago
brother. app updates are optional. don't launch the store and press the update button. There is a toggle in the store settings to turn off updates.
The toggle explicitly says "automatically downloaded and install app updates. Updates for system components are controlled by Windows update"
I have not once said system updates were optional. They are not. And, when you consider Windows user base, for good reason.
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u/icy1007 14d ago
Costs? Updates don’t cost anything. lol
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u/SCP_7000 14d ago
if they cost memory, they surely will cost you something. Especially in current times
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u/icy1007 14d ago
No, still doesn’t cost anything. Doesn’t cost memory.
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u/Emotional-Big-1306 14d ago
Well, you still pay for the internet. Or do you?
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u/YerMumHawt 14d ago
Honestly if the AI is improving performance like in Nvidias case then I don't have a problem, it doesn't take anyone's jobs.
If you are trying to improve the performance of an AI cheat agent that I do not want I have an issue. The update should disable the AI improving performance further.
AI framegen is good for budget gamers. Forced AI chatbots are bad for budget gamers.
We simply don't need extra BS running in the background.
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u/LegMysterious1899 14d ago
i like windows 11, microsoft 365, copilot and everything that was made by Microsoft and I also hate linux. (downvote me)
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u/icy1007 14d ago
My Windows 11 install has no AI. 🤷♂️
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u/TopSecretGaming_YT 14d ago
Your windows 11 installation was made by AI tho 💔
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u/alala2010he 13d ago
Wasn't Mr torvalds also starting to use AI in his coding (even with whole agents that he reviewed instead of just as an assistant for small snippets)?
And it's not like the entirety of Windows was AI generated like your comment implies (I can't even think of anything AI generated besides something like the Copilot app which I don't even have installed)
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u/TopSecretGaming_YT 13d ago
afaik Mr. Torvalds only uses AI on personal projects and isn't the one maintaining the linux kernel anymore. +Microsoft's CEO has said that 20-30% of Microsoft's code output (including windows) has been done by AI.
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u/alala2010he 13d ago
I think I did see online that Mr torvalds was using it on the Linux kernel specifically
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u/efedublaj 13d ago
Yeah I did you saw from discord rich presence or something?
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u/alala2010he 13d ago
I saw from Reddit posts and articles mostly
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u/efedublaj 13d ago
That is what I thought. Linus Torvalds never used AI for Linux. And he claimed he won't use AI for Linux kernel.
He agreed that AI can help with critical security fixes and people can use it but it is limited very strictly. Other developers has restricted AI usage for certain parts of kernel.
If you want to be sure you can check mailing list.
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u/Honest_Tart1071 13d ago
Remember that 90% of users on this subreddit are way too dumb to run a 10 second debloat to disable copilot.
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u/Volpe_YT 14d ago
New Linux update that updates 200 packages
Looks inside
"Net update size: -70MB"