- cross-posted to:
- linux@programming.dev
- cross-posted to:
- linux@programming.dev
Guess all the enterprise customers want this on their AI computers
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As useful as nipples on a truck.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this is just the beginning. Microsoft is making its tools Linux-compatible and is quietly, turning Windows into a desktop environment for the Linux kernel. They probably don’t even need to tell their users about it. Surprise, WSL is everywhere now!
Still waiting for Windows Desktop for Linux
This is like poking holes in the condom before visiting the nearest $20 brothel…
while wearing the condom
…on your head.
you lol, but i learned recently that some guys are into this :P
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For anyone who has been missing Microsoft’s tender, loving embrace since switching to Linux. Copilot for Linux is in development, I presume.
Probably already done… Copilot for Linux developed the defender for Linux as a test. They say it even sometimes work!
Well this is bullshit. I guess I will end up with this on my work laptop because almost everything is Microsoft in that environment. I can only hope it stays the hell out of the way.
I’m surprised the requirements isn’t “To use Microsoft defender you need TPM version 2.0 or newer”
Why is the first paragraph repeated? Written by AI?
That or just padding, idk
I thought this was already available actually
