Ubuntu Linux Will Begin Landing AI Features Throughout the Next Year
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#2Good. Let the slopwares collapse into themselves, from GNU/Linux, to Hurd (sadly) and Ubuntu.
Trisquel will be damned, but Hyperbola BSD -after Hyperbola GNU- will be like the Phoenix bird.
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#3Has anyone ever seen a person using "context-aware OS" features like Microsoft Recall ?
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#4Also in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47919835 with the original announcement
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#5Hopefully they're bringing existing ML features from other systems to Linux.
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#7If they can improve the driver situation and make those copilot+ NPU better supported under Linux I am all for it.
But if AI is going to be the new snap, I think more people will switch to Debian despite their ancient kernel and applications.
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#8If they can improve the driver situation and make those copilot+ NPU better supported under Linux I am all for it. But if AI is going to be the new snap, I think more people will switch to Debian despite their ancient kernel and applications.
> ancient kernel and applications
This isn't as big a problem these days. Most people run the latest LTS of Ubuntu. Until a week ago, Ubuntu LTS was OLDER (in kernel and in software) than the latest Debian release.
In between, Ubuntu has the HWE kernels and Debian usually backports them.
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#9Hopefully they're bringing existing ML features from other systems to Linux.
and what would those features be, exactly?
and why couldn't i just 'apt install' them in myself, if/when i wanted them?
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#10If they can improve the driver situation and make those copilot+ NPU better supported under Linux I am all for it. But if AI is going to be the new snap, I think more people will switch to Debian despite their ancient kernel and applications.
> ancient kernel and applications This isn't as big a problem these days. Most people run the latest LTS of Ubuntu. Until a week ago, Ubuntu LTS was OLDER (in kernel and in software) than the latest Debian release. In between, Ubuntu has the HWE kernels and Debian usually backports them.
Do you need to use testing to get the updated packages?