Can I be thankful Microsoft temporarily abandoned this strategy for its partners? As an heavy AI proponent I felt this integration was forced too early, and appreciated when Microsoft partners like Dell listened to feedback and pulled back from these hardware shortcut integrations on their laptops in order to wait for the techs outcomes to mature before revisiting!
IMO we will want the deep hardware integrations once local first and open models are shipped on these devices by default instead of a glorified shortlink to 3rd party services.
Cool, can I get my right Ctrl key back? Didn't find a solution to un-Copilot it for my HP laptop on Linux since its keyboard firmware immediately sends a keyup after 3 ms even when the key is held down.
Can I be thankful Microsoft temporarily abandoned this strategy for its partners? As an heavy AI proponent I felt this integration was forced too early, and appreciated when Microsoft partners like Dell listened to feedback and pulled back from these hardware shortcut integrations on their laptops in order to wait for the techs outcomes to mature before revisiting!
IMO we will want the deep hardware integrations once local first and open models are shipped on these devices by default instead of a glorified shortlink to 3rd party services.
Cool, can I get my right Ctrl key back? Didn't find a solution to un-Copilot it for my HP laptop on Linux since its keyboard firmware immediately sends a keyup after 3 ms even when the key is held down.
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