I think it’s available on the Pixel 8. Graphene OS enabled USB-C video out a couple of months ago.

Took them long enough.

I doubt that Windows 12 itself will require a subscription. There will probably be a subscription for all the AI trash Micro$oft has been implementing into the OS.

Not really. Higher end models are regularly sold out. In stock Pis are sold at an insane premium.

Love the PCIe interface upgrade. Hope they expand on it even more in the future.

The developer behind tiny10/11 publishing scripts on his GitHub that you can use to make your own tiny windows install.

The sad truth is that most people don’t care about all the bloat and adware.

Bold of you to assume people activate windows.

I don’t see anything wrong with that as long as it stays opt in only.

How will they even enforce that?

You had me until the WeChat/ByteDance part.

This guy launders money.

Saying that no one was using the Dialer and Message applications is a straight-up lie. What else do you think are de-google ROMs using? GrapheneOS, for example, is still using it.

I agree, but that doesn’t explain why Google is actively removing components from the AOSP, such as the Dialer and Message applications. Fast Pair support was also recently removed.

I just hate that 90% of the stuff that’s announced for the next major Android version is either part of Google Play Services (proprietary) or not part of the AOSP. Android is becoming less open source by the day. I would even argue that a pure AOSP phone isn’t usable nowadays.

Bound to GooglePlayServices, unfortunately.

What makes you think your average Windows user that is trying out Linux for the first time wouldn’t have faced the same problem? I never understood why people criticized Linus for this video. After all, the video was supposed to see whether Linux is a viable alternative for Windows users (specifically gamers).

The images are still available through direct links. The t.co redirects are broken.