About 10 years ago, after a few years Linux break, choosing a new distribution for my that tune brand new computer was a challenge. But, at list for that moment, I had chosen the Fedora distribution and that's why I mentioned it so many times during last months.

Artificial Intelligence is a good tool but it still has flaws because AI is still under deelopment. It's going to be better at some point, so much better that will have around us robots aware of themselves, but there are about two decades away.

The Linux 30 days challenge seems a good idea. I cam not fit for that challenge because I passed it more than 10 years ago but I like the idea - it is a good idea for whoever is thinking to migrate from Windows or macOS to Linux.

Yes, operating systems again and you shouldn't worry about that. And the one year old video should be on any help for the people still thinking to migrate on Fedora Linux or Linux in general while still using Windows.

The nanorobots, nanobots or nanits as they have also been known have been used in many science fiction stories and movies and the science fiction writer who are also software engineer have a better understanding of them and what that can do - what that can be used to do or what thet can do by temselves.

Artificial Intelligence continue to be a good tool with flaws and not being aware of itself and it's environment while the pope Francis is telling Group Seven (G7) that humans must not lose control of this Artificial Intelligence.

I would almost say that's a step in religion improvement but the Artificial Intelligence is not good enough to do that. Artificial Intelligence is just another tool - it is good with some big flaws - so religion won't improve anytime soon.

For me the video is just informative, not a part of a study about how to code a quantum computer. Being a software engineer and writing code for about 30 years some of the information in the video are long known.

I have been using Linux for more than 10 years and from time to time I had some problems. Not big problems to change the operating system, just problems. And that's normal, there are not perfect operating systems but got me Linux is better than the others.

I am a full Linux user but I don't mind Windows and macOS or iOS, I am just using the operating system that is best for me and I don't care about Microsft and Apple product (I don't use and want to use them even I can develop software for them) and I want to avoid the privacy and security problems.

I am a Linux user but I don't mind about other people using a different operating system. All of them have issues, none of them is perfect, but Linux is better for me and each of us have an option of which operating system we use.

During the last months I've met people asking questions like "Should I continue software engineering or learn AI & machine learning? Which is the future?" or " Will AI increase or decrease the amount of programming jobs in the future?"

 

Yes, Linux and Fedora again. Not just because I am using it on two of my computers (Fedora Linux I mean) but also because I like it. It's good enough (for me as a personal opinion it's better than Windows ever was), but because it's the first time I am reading and hearing things like Fedora Slimbook). I am using a Dell laptop and I will change it one day as my primary working computer (I have more computers I am working on as a software developer) so I may be thinking about Fedora on a laptop.

The news seems not to be bad. I've never used Microsoft Recall because I don't use products made by Mcrosoft (not at least as I know) but many people use them even they are far away from being perfect.

It's been a long time since I used the products developed by Adobe, in the last decade of using Linux I have never used them I don't miss them of all because there are some good replacements for some of them.

I am not a Windows user, I have never owned a Windows 11 but it you have and use such operating system the advices from video can help you to use Copilot in a good way if it is active and you can run it on your computer.

Some software engineers like me are or can be we developers but not all web developers are software engineer. Being a software engineer one understand what’s behind the code and how the computer works.

You can continue doing / learning both of them, they are both a part of the future. Maybe in one day the Artificial Intelligence will be replacing us (I mean the software engineering part not the human part) because I still am a software engineer but that's going to be in a decade or two decades, at least.

Yes, Linux again. It may become little annoying if you are coming here often and you are using Windows or macOS but Linux is one of the operating systems I am using and I am going to write about it because I like it too much.

Yes, Linux again and switching from Windows to Linux again. If you are not interested in migrating from Windows to whatever operating system on the computer market than don't stay and don't watch the video. The article and the old video (it was uploaded 2 years ago) they are only for the people that think or really want to migrate on Linux from Windows or macOS.