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If a key needs to be pressed, then they aren't integrating it correctly.
by calrain 3y ago
If a key needs to be pressed, then they aren't integrating it correctly.
- NemoNobody 3y agoI may already be able to talk to Copilot - I've yet to try since I heard they were adding that feature. I think this is more symbolic than functional necessarily. The last time they made a change to keyboards was to add the windows key when they were launching 95 and at the time they were essentially declaring that windows was a really big deal, so big that it would justify a button - bc it was going to stay that way. In 94 that may have seemed uncertain but... That was 30 years ago. By their own statements they are comparing copilot to windows itself as far as significance. Microsoft is all in on this.