Not so much the user experience, but I'm not aware of any software that doesn't work with Microsoft, except for ones developed by Apple.
With the latest version of Windows, it's not even a question as to whether a given piece of software will run.
Ilovethebomb
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The original commenter said they mixed up wh and Kwh.
My entire house uses under 40Kwh a day, and it's winter where I am at the moment.
Roughly the capacity of a laptop battery, a huge amount of energy per request.
That increases your energy use though, because evaporative cooling is very energy efficient.
I'm just going to ignore the AI recommendations, let them burn money.
That's an insane number of buzzwords in a very short statement.
Also, I don't want any of what they're describing. I want my OS to be what allows the programs I use to run, nothing more, nothing less. I don't want it to try and guess what I'm doing, or look at my screen.