As a user, I think this is the biggest issue I have with this policy. Disclosure is a big part of open source and hiding whatever tools are used is fundamentally against that philosophy.

This is great. I would however be very surprised if Xbox did try to step in like the author hints or hopes for. it would very much be against their best interests to support Linux and take away market share from Xbox and windows.

kde desktop, which you can install or select as an install on nearly Linux distro as your gui. It has themes that you can use to basically mimic apple’s feel. For hardware, framework laptops have great Linux support. I have a Dell and some things like fingerprint sensors took some tinkering to get working.

digging into sources/references I’d take this as a pretty reliable source. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/tech-and-telecom-law/big-tech-ai-spree-revives-accounting-devices-that-toppled-enron

Waiting for the rename to copad AI.