I’m sorry, you’re arguing in bad faith or have a huge case of Stockholm Syndrome.

But, just look at their Troubleshooting documentation where they tell you to drop to the terminal.

My point is that Microsoft has stopped making new buttons and dropdowns and refer you to new Powershell incantations for most new settings. Just look at how many options the new “Settings” app offers compared to the deprecated Control Panel.

Ha, then stay on Windows 7/10 or you’ll lose your control panel soon…

I have heard this argument for over 20 years… “You have to use the terminal in Linux, so user hostile”.

Well, try to do ANY windows sysadmin tasks without Powershell… See how far that gets you. Need to manage Exchange? Powershell. Need to change some network settings? Powershell… It is even getting more and more unavoidable. Now Powershell doesn’t even have a good terminal environment, sane parameters or good usability. And a general lack of documentation for all the obscure incantations.

In the meantime KDE on Linux is wonderful, fully integrated with the system, easy software maintenance (on Kubuntu for example) and with a sane settings menu… You hardly need a terminal at all. Try to find that in Windows.

So sorry, this argument is either invalid, out of date or Microsoft is even worse.

Ha, I had to look up the most up-to-date acronym on Wikipedia and found this one. They are NVidia and Adobe.

I quite like this one :)

I would buy YouTube Premium in a heartbeat if it wasn’t by the morally corrupt Google (or any other from MANAMANA).

Is it just me or is that the guy from The Boys?

Strangly this UI always reminds me of the hospital scene from Idiocracy… Click the icon for where it hurts

Yeah, but reader-mode in FF for Android helps.

If you’re still interested it seems that they’ve uploaded the keynote, see link in my comment:
https://lemmy.deedium.nl/comment/115389

It seems they’ve uploaded the keynote, see:
Keynote: Linus Torvalds, Creator of Linux & Git, in Conversation with Dirk Hohndel

Don’t worry, also you will get a chance to learn… It’ll be fun!

Spaces are fine in filenames. Just always always always quote your paths and/or variables…

Sadly no, that one is three months old. Hopefully they’ll publish it on the Linux Foundation yt channel or something.

Great explanation, thank you for the well written post.