Ubuntu, AI, what?

[ruenoak@mas.to]

@itsfoss I don't have a problem with this, Canonical/Ubuntu is enterprise so they have to keep up and keep moving forward. The difference here is, in Ubuntu you will be able to disable it, at the moment by removing the AI snap packages. Unlike other OS's where it is backed in forced on you. It looks like it is an opt in, I would like to see maybe in the future the AI functionality be an option in the installer similar to how third party apps are handled.

[mrgrumpymonkey@mastodon.social]

@ati1 @itsfoss Give it a shot. You won't really know if you like it until you try it. Linux Mint was the first distro I stuck with in order to learn my way around.

[ubuntuportugal@masto.pt]

@ruenoak on Ubuntu you'll have to enable it.
@itsfoss

[ruenoak@mas.to]

@ubuntuportugal @itsfoss yes I understand, that is what I meant by opt in not baked in and enabled by default.

[waldoshere@toot.io]

@itsfoss Oh great, even more crap Mint has to strip out along all the broken Rust code and utils. Really starting to think I need to switch to LMDE or just go straight up Debian.

[datenteiler@fosstodon.org]

@ati1
I use LMDE 7 on my MacBook from 2011 an it runs like a charme. A well oiled machine.

@itsfoss

[koboggi@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss I can't wait to see this. I feel it would be the future of how we use computers

[ati1@mastodon.social]

@datenteiler @itsfoss Thanks. I'm going to switch from Ubuntu

[simondeutschl@troet.cafe]

@itsfoss
I have no problems with such things as long as it's opt-in and I can choose wether to use it or not.

[itsfoss@mastodon.social]

@analogfusion only time will tell