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I feel like Microsoft's current stand on this is weird. They're either not as enthusiasting as Qualcomm and just riding along, or their terrible execution makes
by mshockwave 2y ago
I feel like Microsoft's current stand on this is weird. They're either not as enthusiasting as Qualcomm and just riding along, or their terrible execution makes them move really slow.
- AtlasBarfed 2y agoWhich means the ball is in qualcomm's court. There's not much Qualcomm can do about Microsoft lifting its bum to help them, but they can support a kickass Linux experience. And why intel sits around licking Microsoft's boots. All these decades when they too could have been pushing good Linux support as a hedge against Microsoft doing exactly this I'll never know. The second m1 dropped, amd and Intel should have been all in on pushing a well-supported Linux desktop to compete with that. They dropped the ball of course and let Microsoft just fumble away with Windows like they have been for the last decade and a half. Implementing this hedge in these gigantic multi-billion dollar companies would have been what maybe five $10 million a year? Peanuts.