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Thanks Riley
whats in it for me
Damn Riley hope your jaw is good. lol
Can you guys also post videos during regular human people time?
@@InvinsableNoob Why? What difference does it make? The video will still be there when you wake up/get back from work or school/etc.
apple has done some soul searching...and didnt find any.
So they charged everyone else for the time they spent soul searching.
Idk you can't blame them for this one, this is what it sounds like to me:
Epic: We're going to try and slash your 68bln in App Store revenue by like 25% lol, u don't need the extra 17 billion dollars
Apple: see u in court bruh
Court: Apple's chill
Apple: You're banned from our platform now cya
Epic and fans: WTF?? APPLE IS SO EVIL!!!!
@@SuperBotcreatorwhat about Apple not allowing 3rd party app stores on their hardware tho. Epic didn’t demand to slice apples cut. They demanded that they be allowed to create their own game app store but Apple won’t allow any competitors on their platform. If windows banned steam and demanded Microsoft get their cut through the windows app store people would be rightfully mad because it’s a monopolistic tactic. Apple allowing game streaming apps is a step in the right direction but still not enough
Not even of the dead Steve?
Do you think Tim cook is hunted at night by his ghost?
Small correction for 6:30
Europe doesnt have anything to do with it for once. Rather it's Euro NCAP (A private Independent company) who is changing their rating system to heavily disencourage the use of touchscreens. Basically any car that has the mentioned functions on a screen instead of using physical buttons has no chance of getting a 5 star rating.
W for the EuroNCAP org, they've been making sure cars are as safe inside as they are outside, a touchscreen just feels like a slippery slope when factoring in glass screens during a frontal crash
based and good for the world pilled
The only thing a screen should be used for is navigation, music selection and car settings while standing still. Everything else should be a physical button by law tbh.
Wonderful, except, unlike a lot of stuff that has happened in Europe, this will never trickle over to the U.S. because it’s good etiquette to lobby for how you want cars to be built over here
@@Exponaut_R-01 Of course it will. It's cheaper to design the dashboard once, instead of having multiple variants of hardware and software with the same purpose.
As an Oregonian, I'm proud of my state for this right to repair deal that was able to scare Tim Cook
Well, we were bound to get something right eventually.
We may have fucked up the drug legalization, but at least we got this win
haha, I was going to say with all the mess and brokenness in our state, at least something good has come through!
You don't like the never-ending graffiti that replaced all of the beautiful roses in Portland? @@NickCombs
👏
I have a feeling that Microsoft has been tracking Amazon App Store downloads to determine their WSA usage. Meanwhile, everyone who ever used WSA used sideloaded apps, including a sideloaded Google Play Store.
I think you're onto something
LOL, Microsoft is the main developer of Android Subsystem for Windows - if Microsoft requires usage data, they can just build telemetry into their own tech stack.
More likely Microsoft is seeing that Windows 11 adaption is slow (by December 2023 Windows 10 still had approx. 2.5 times as many users as Windows 11) - much slower than the Windows 10 adoption - and they need to re-focus on different projects (have you heard about AI in Windows 11, it's all the buzz nowadays). Thus developers are re-assigned to different projects and less important projects that didn't convince people to switch to Windows 11 (such as Android Subsystem for Windows) get canceled.
@@joeplayer8980 Of course they can, but one has to wonder why they partnered with Amazon and what kickbacks they were supposed to get with it.
Lol Microsoft released a broken update for 11 a few days ago. Half of their updates are just broken trash. Such an L.
@@joeplayer8980you can't assume the decision makers are fully competent
Removed the only selling point of 11, strange.
Damn, first I've heard of a selling point for Windows 11, or 10 for that matter, linux for the win
@@noahwaaga5079 i found the 4%'er
Really?
@@noahwaaga5079this is the year of Linux desktop right?
I think WSA can be sideloaded into 10 leaving only auto hdr and encrypted DNS as the features exclusive to 11 . EDIT: also gui support for WSL
As someone who is actually using the Windows Subsystem for Android daily to control my lights and a avoid bad desktop WebApps, I feel a little bit heartbroken that the feature will no longer be supported. Should've added Google Play support from the start.
Mmm... Bluestacks...
I have a few Qualcomm processor Surface tablets (pro X) and I was hoping it could double as an android tablet. Kinda sad
@@Mice-stronot as good. With this feature you could have the android windows open alongside your other windows
@@Mice-stro spammy, bloaty garbagio
I run a new Chromebook Plus instead now, which replaced my Ryzen 5600x desktop. The i3-1315u is faster than the Ryzen, it runs Linux like a charm, it run Android apps like a charm. And it was just $399 .
Yeeees! More physical controls in cars! Buttons are better than touchscreen controls!
I'm grateful this will be a law. I'm _so_ disappointed that this needs to be a law in the first place.
@@random_n it doesn’t need to be a lot. If consumers want physical buttons, then manufacturers will respond as their goal is to sell vehicles.
Personally, one of the things I love about my Tesla is, it’s not filled with tacky buttons and knobs everywhere. The interior feels modern and clean.
But because some government dimwit decides they know what’s best they’re going to make manufacturers do things the way they want to do them?
Personal vehicles will never be as safe as other forms of transportation, but at least this might slow down the ballooning fatalities.
😅@@codycast
@@codycast buttons are just safer than touchscreens (they break less)
Windows Subsystem for Android was the only reason I was ever hyped for Windows 11. Now there's nothing would bright up Windows 11 for me.
exactly
I never cared for it since I used emulators anyway.
There are a lot of games that run the Android system would be nice to easily run on your PC.
Microsoft (unknowingly) gave me a choice between Linux and Vista. It's been a long time now.
Noooo, I actually use WSA. Not any of the Amazon apps but I sideloaded the ones I actually needed. Was great for using a mobile only reader apps or authenticator apps. That sucks.
How tf did I never think to put Authy on my PC. It’s a desktop, it doesn't go anywhere and is never accessed by anyone else. Why should I need to grab my phone just to sign into a website?
@LifeWulf Thankfully Authy has a Windows application
@@LifeWulf authy is discontinuing it's desktop app this year
Could try Bluestacks
@@LifeWulfThat's a really good point. Why is every authenticator on mobile? It's the least secure device we have.
"New European safety rules will require..." Untrue. Euro NCAP is not a legislative body and can't mandate anything. It's a voluntary non-profit corporation, and certainly a high rating from them is often a big marketing boon, and definitely has demonstrably influenced sales performance.
But they can't actually lay down rules that anyone is forced to follow, that's down to actual legislation. In their own words "legislation sets a minimum compulsory standard whilst Euro NCAP is concerned with best possible current practice."
Many car companies don't appear at all on Euro NCAP's reports, for example Ferrari (mentioned in one of the articles shown during the segment), yet are completely legal to sell. So at best what Euro NCAP decides to demand for their ratings can dissuade manufacturers from straying from their demands, if they want to use a 5 star rating as a marketing point.
Sounds similar to the IIHS in the US. They test cars above and beyond the government standards, but can't force automakers to do anything.
That said, many still comply because as you said, a maximum safety rating from them is a key differentiator with many shoppers. I'm one of them, I won't buy a car unless it has a "Good" rating in every category (which is the highest).
It's almost like government regulations are completely unnecessary...
True. Many shop based on NCAP though. LED headlights need limiting in lumens too. Ridiculous things as they are.
@@Jin-Ro Yeah, they definitely influence consumers, but also definitely don't legislate.
Headlight regulations are fecking weird btw. For a while after the 90s, almost up until 2015 or so, headlights got _worse_. From what I've been able to gather from reading various sources, is that at some point regulations were set in that if your lights are powerful enough, they _must_ have headlight washers included. If they're dimmer, they don't. So as a cost saving measure even many theoretically capable of being powerful xenon systems were pegged back.
And it makes no sense to me, because surely dim lights benefit _more_ from headlight washers?
Also: You've just made me schedule another rewatch of Jin-Roh, hope you're happy with yourself! =P
@@jubuttib it's awesome 😎. And yeah, no logic at all in that reasoning at all.
0:00 "Due to the nature of entropy, time can only move forward."
Huh. That actually makes sense.
Entropy is the primary way we can actually tell the direction of time, as most physics obeys what's called "time reversal symmetry" (meaning playing everything backwards still obeys the same physical laws).
@@GSBarlev You sound smart.
Glad I met you.
I want to see a state (or country) that has the guts to tell Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo to "get stuffed" and pass a right-to-repair bill without an exemption for video game consoles.
Why do we have the right to repair everything except consoles
@@ayoCCbecause corporations are full of shit
Removing the only fucking reason I upgraded to Windows 11 welp back to Nox App Player we go
Never heard of it, I'll have to check it out.
Why nox not bluestacks
@@Ginto_O bluestacks sucks performance wise
Idk, I like making tabs in file explorer and saving shortcuts to start instead of on the desktop
@@zeryle Stop trying to run it on a Pentium II then. 😂
So, yeah, I use WSA. Not very often, but I do actually use it. Guess I'm weird like that.
A lot of people use android app on windows, just not with subsystem. They either use Bluestack or LD player
I actually built a custom WSA installer to include Play Store. I had more luck with that over VM options.
You’d be better off using noxplayer or literally any of the android emulators
I didn't even knew that its a thing until today and would use it a lot!
@@LigerSuperstar Those projects also don't work well for apps someone need because there is no Linux/Windows version.
All these Android run apps work well only for useless(that have better desktop alternatives) or popular stuff. This is one thing that either needs to work 100% or not even bother developing it.
I need software to monitor batteries manufactured in China, they have shitty app for Android and nothing else. No Android emulator on the market can run it thus i can't monitor battery state from the internet and create automatic scripts to control servers in case of emergency. Yet everyone test those shitty games as if kids even care playing mobile games on PCs.
P.S. In what world do we live in that Android app takes a priority over desktop one.
also, yes, Physical buttons are still good!
and congrats to Oregon for actually having a good Repair law
Too bad everything else about the state is terrible.
well.... about that repair law.
Apple doesn't make much available to their own repair centers anyway, so this new law really won't do much.
Just ask Louis Rossman.
why else do you think the apple "genius" bar has to completely replace huge sections of the iPhone or MacBook for even small problems?
tiny chip dies = going to have to replace the motherboard and wipe all your data.
I wonder how much of Linux's increased usage is a direct result of Valve.
I know multiple people that bought a steam deck and ended up using it as a desktop PC since they didn't have a windows machine. They're not power-users but that's probably a plus in this situation!
Approx. 0.00012%.
valve broke my flatpak steam app 2 weeks ago btw
@@yuanjvflatpak steam isnt official though it's third-party
@@yuanjvsorry it was me who broke it 😢
What a profoundly shitty way to handle it, blocking people from installing it the day after they announce it.
And I have yet to see anyone mentioning this who doesn't hate it. But I guess that new Copilot key is more important.
I just checked and got bummed that i can't install it.
@@A1stardan there are github repos of modified versions out there, even ones that work on windows 10 and use googles services instead of amazon.
You know what really pisses me off?
NOT BEING ABLE TO PUT MY TASKBAR ON THE TOP OF MY SCREEN.
or the left.
I run a stacked monitor setup, so I either want my top monitor to have top taskbar and bottom to have bottom, or both of them to be along the left side. neither option available anymore. Even Start11 by Stardock only allows top placement on secondary displays. It was the very first thing I noticed (since stacked monitors left me with a task bar cutting through my spanned content, it was quite noticable and distracting...)
Wait, what. I was about to upgrade to 11, but this is a deal breaker.
@@pyromancer3d i run windows but i just hide the taskbar and have nothing saved to desktop so my inteface is SUPER clean
@@loganblocks I get the nothing on the desktop piece, but I do a lot of different stuff, and appreciate and regularly interface with the taskbars. This includes visual cues. I just don't want it cutting through my spanned content if I'm working on a project or something.
@@GamesFromSpace yep that was a deal breaker for me too, but copilot is even worse. either way, win11 is full of deal breakers.
my screen is like 70% larger horizontally than vertically. no reason i'd waste precious vertical space with a taskbar when i have so much horizontal space to spare.
I was using the windows subsystem for Android as a developer. I was loading apps through apks and was able to demo the application to the customer from my main machine without complicated setup. Those android apps were complementary to those developed by us (PWAs). I really mind the fact that it's going to be missing.
Its just one of those features that majority of people wont use or dont even know about.
I remember hearing about it in 2021, but i forgot about it until this video.
Most people just wont have a reason to download mobile apps on their PC. There's a reason why they are mobile apps in the first place.
Can't you just use a virtual device the Android SDK includes, or USB debugging on an actual device?
Also removed Drag to address bar in file explorer. I'm tired of them removing features.
Join the 4%. No one will steal our features!
@@zwparchmanBecause there are no features unless you're a programmer and you program it yourself
@@bubbleboy821I love your reply 😂
@@zwparchman ha linux users 😂😂
@@zwparchmanI tried, too much headache. The worst is when sth doesn’t work, and everyone online just had that default answer “it is a hardware issue”, when I know it isn’t (cause you know, it worked when I had Windows), and there is no one to turn to, so, either you solve it yourself, or just use a different distro, yeah, right, distros, they add extra headache.
Wish windows would drop the buys and horrid optimization instead of features some people used.
The main reason for Linux being more adopted now is because of Steam.
The last time I used it I found it was strikingly similar to android nowadays, at least as far as ease of use
As much as that's due to Valve (and their funding of CodeWeavers and Proton), it's also thanks to the ubiquity of flatpaks-given that we are *never* going to get the majority of Linux users to converge on a single "dominant" distro, having instructions to install an app that apply *across the board* is revolutionary.
Linux is also being more adopted because of how anti consumer and oppressive MS has been too.
I'd have to see that for myself. How is Microsoft being oppressive?@@dreaper5813
@@dreaper5813just curious; what distro do you use?
I refuse to go to windows 11, even more so now with the removal of the WSA.
Making my move to linux now before windows security patches end
Linux, may the 4% be with you ✌
Bye 👋
Come on over, we've got waydroid. Since Android is technically linux, we don't even have to emulate or virtualize like WSA (WSA runs on top of Hyper-V). Everything just runs bare-metal and getting the playstore is a breeze.
I won't say it's perfect, but it's pretty good wink wink
@@Ra-Hul-Kstar wars ref
Go ahead. Make your move to Linux. There's waydroid, and other nice things
It's not that people didn't care about running android apps on Windows - it's just that the apps people wanted to run were not available on WSA, when they are on other emulators like Bluestacks or LDPlayer.
Available? Cant you just install an apk? Sideload Fdroid and/or Google play store?
@@vitalsignscritical The compatibility was horrible with WSA. There were ways of getting alternative stores/apk installs on there but it was a pain in the butt.
@@maliciousfry It wasn't really a pain, it only became a pain when they stopped providing pre-built images
I found a way to install Google Play store over WSA and use it pretty regularly 😢
how?
@@akramdogha3778 There are tutorials online. It's a little complicated since you have to download stuff.
It doesn't matter anymore anyway. WSA got removed.
1) Dual boot Linux
2) Setup Waydroid
3) Enjoy
Yep I'm switiching to Linux when Win10 is EOL, or when I get a Steam Deck.
Based
might want to dual boot and switch over slowly while you can, speaking from personal experience
Install it to a new disk and drag your homedir over now while you have the upper hand.
@@anuragkrishan4540 Same here. Though what can be done before getting to duel booting, is slowly swapping out windows only apps for ones that work on both and get used to how they work and see if you can handle the changes. and find ones with out rushing that suit your needs best. You are going to have to learn a lot when changing out the OS eventually. This goes for any OS your move from. Having to learn new apps and a new operating system at the same time, is one of the reasons people get scared off. Too much all happening at once. Then once you are used to the apps then start duel booting. It will make the change over even more smooth for you.
Try using Linux with VM at first. I did that too, and now i am slowly moving to Linux for daily usage.
So basically, Microsoft just removed the only reason for upgrading to Windows 11.
Honestly as things are moving to linux seems really an option nowadays
Yeah but it might become mainstream if Micro$hot ruins Windows more
Lol, of course they're removing the one feature I'd of ever considered installing 11 for...
M$ is so painfully misguided; it's amazing how inept they manage to be on this front.
I also do ever considered moving to 11 for that, but really? They really ditch it just like that. I dont understand what they are thinking
They've been like since forever. MS is the DC Comics of personal computers, it's supposed to suck
Bro... emulators
Most of them suck and are riddled with a Ton of ads and extra useless features.
@@micha-8659that's the mobile software ecosystem for you. The good news is that big tech is pushing hard to make it the norm for all software so there'll be no escape.
but Apps running natively was the One good thing people wanted from windows 11
That's what pushed us at work to get win11, one of our fricking dumb partner's not letting people use the website to message customers, only the mobile app. So that was the workaround for their bullshit. I like the system though, so it wasn't a bad upgrade for me, but sucks to see my favorite feature getting cut off.
It's not that "native".
@@dustux yeah i know, but is still "native" enough to be the only selling point they have for their AI downgrade of the broken Downgrade, of the Touchscreen obsessed Downgrade of their best OS
2024 is the year of the Linux desktop confirmed?
Come to think of it, it legitimately could be, with the Steam Deck (and WINE/Proton) having become more established, Microsoft's screwing around with Windows 11 reaching a boiling point, and even the recent release of KDE Plasma 6.
Yeeeeeees! I knew I’d find this comment. Hahaha.
Well according to the latest Valve's steam survey, Linux marketshare actually dropped from 1.95% to 1.76% sooo...
@@ThunderingRoarthat's fine by me really, strange definitely, but assuming non gamers are switching over (judging by the new all time high of 4%), then I say its worth losing that .19% (also the steam hardware survey for 2024 only JUST came out a week ago, i think data is still being collected, might be wrong)
@@Ver11111 No, valve actually publishes their hardware survey every month and these were the results for february
Also its very questionable where that statista website gets the 4% number from, for example i know that their browser market share numbers are quite off
Don't forget that we are just a year away from Win 10 end of life, and Windows 10 are still in 54% market share
wtf why would they remove WSA??? i spent hours getting the rooted google play version cause being able to natively run APKs on windows is awesome, i sure hope this doesnt kill that for me
Embrace, extend, extinguish?
They tried to EEE android and failed.
You could make a whole video on how much worse windows is getting. Cant use the search bar, pre installed candycrush, uses a ton of resources for no discernable improvement other than aesthetically it looks different (not like you couldn't do it on windows 7). 😅
my search bar works fine, uninstalled candy crush, doesnt really use that much resources, as much as it did in past like 7 years, and memory became really cheap lately
Don't use modern versions of Windows with loud hard drives... or else the dreaded system process that constantly uses 100% CPU and disk will grind the disk into reusable dust to make another hard drive disk in the factory it came from.
Tiny 11 is great.
@@ThunderingRoar it does use a lot of resources at default, fortunately you can fix that. A slimmed down W11 is actually pretty great.
Use the LTSC version then, is the only version worth using, everything else is a scam, the LTSC version of Windows 11 should come this year along version 24H2
5:50 "The Volcano Group" sounds like a team or villains straight form Pokemon.
Team Magma
4%!? that's freaking awesome!
Yeah, that's huge!
I just installed WSA in Windows 10, it works amazing! And there are builds with Google Play.
I'll keep using it even if deprecated. I'll contribute updates if I have to.
the problem with android on windows is not on the technical side, microsoft already has all the expertise from WSL, it's that smartphones work on the basis of a duopoly in the form of the google app store and apple ios store.
this android subsystem worked with amazon's app store, and the license likely expired and microsoft felt renewing was a waste of money.
this will always be an issue as long as the smartphone ecosystem remains like this.
Walled garden app stores and their consequences have been a disaster for computing
If the Play Store launched on Windows it would have made a lot of sense. There are many smart home gadgets that can only be controlled through android apps so for that it would have been great.
I cared about android apps on windows.
Sure it was annoying to setup, but it was great for testing. Sometimes you also have a situation where code will only world on Android due to some underlying dependencies.
Additionaly you could install apps for some otherwise web bound services and use the "advanced" features, like downloading videos from netflix. (Not sure if this works in general by now, haven't used normal netflix for a while)
6:30 FINALLY. Oh my god I am so fed up with everything touchscreens. I wish they required it for media as well. My Grandpa’s Honda has touch controls for volume. I’ve nearly crashed just trying to adjust the volume because there’s nothing tactile about it.
some android games was handy running on windows , the mobile version of GTA 3 - SA is slightly enhanced than the originals and isnt buggy like the re-release
without android subsystem for windows, there was virtually no difference between windows 10 and 11 alongside an unnecessary UI redesign at launch
WSA Subsystem for Android was such a nice feature for debugging and testing android apps without having to have a full-fledged VM or Android Studio. I'm honestly sad to see it's been cut. One of the main features that initially pushed me to upgrade to Windows 11.
Year of the Linux desktop!!! Let's gooo
🤢
Almost!
Every year since at least 2010 😂
As a linux, this does put a smile on my face
This is the year of Linux desktop right?
keep smiling no one's gonna use it anyway
"As a Linux"
You mean Linux user, right? No... uh dead Internet AI stuff going on here, right?
You identify as a kernel? Well its 2024 afterall
That's what they keep telling themselves lol @@Akkbar21
The hitting joke was gold
Riley has the best acting/presentation of the crew. He really pulls off the delivery of jokes and any content, really.
The thing that gets me about the os market share thing is the majority of linux/unix machines are either airgapped or never interact with the services that these trackers use to come up with those numbers. If you were to chart the usage in my house alone, it would say 50% macOS, 50% windows, when in actuality I have 3 macs, 1 windows laptop, and 3 linux machines up and running at any one time. (Not to count the myriad of iOS and android devices.)
09:41 I'm a geek Riley, not a nerd.
Windows 11 android support was the only reason why I even considered remotely looking at it at some point idk next year
oh well
The cereal reference was such a deep cut, it made me laugh and think about it for about 90 seconds after which i noticed that i didn’t pay attention and had to play back the video.
Adding physical controls to the cars isn't enough because they could be wired up to go through the the OS that runs the radio and who knows what else. Some items require direct point to point access in order to be sure that they don't get disabled due to a batched update when you're stuck in the middle of nowhere due to severe weather.
Physical buttons increase driving security.
Physical buttons independently connected increase driver security.
Regardless, just starting the engine or setting up the motor to work requires lots of checks and confirmations so the main computer needs to run. What should be separate is the OS stuff from the firmware stuff. Firmware is only updated very rarely and in a very controlled fashion. OS software that is just some extra fancy stuff that doesn't have to do with driving although it enhances it should be able to just update separately, even when driving, if the driver wants to.
As long as all the features directly related to driving go through that tighter software (dub firmware), I think it's acceptable. Don't forget that there's no such thing since 2010 as a new car without gas-by-wire.
The only thing that needs to be physical to apply backup is some sort of backup engine/motor disengage and reasonable braking.
@@brunoais true, it should go through a different system. But, I'm concerned that they might just wire those buttons to the whatever Android system that touch input was going to because it's easier to tap into its existing capabilities. Which brings me back to my original point of, simply adding physical buttons isn't enough because those buttons might end up wired directly to the system we want them to bypass.
@@FranciscoTChavezAnd that's what I was mentioning. Wire them to firmware and not a full blown generic OS running whatever software. Only secondary features such as radio, backup cameras, etc... are connected to such OS.
All external lights, honk, wipers, driver emergency assists (basically, stability control and ABS), gas, brake pump, power steering, etc... directly related to driving, should be managed by the firmware and in a completely separate system that can report data back to the big OS but big OS cannot send data to firmware.
@@FranciscoTChavezI agree. However, physical buttons is still better than no physical buttons but they should have gone all the way and force them to be connected to a firmware purposely built for driving the car.
im watching this on my old thinkpad with a gnu/Linux Arch instalation and im very happy about the 4% ^w^ (no i havent figured out how i get emojis to work)
Emote from Flathub or emoji-keyboard from the AUR. I have its launch bound to Super-Enter.
@@GSBarlev thanks!
You can type in :skull: or something like that to type emojis. There's also an emoji button on CZcams.
YEAAAAAAH THE YEAR OF LINUX FINALYYYYYY!!!
It's really great!
Calm down. It’s only 4% not 60% 😂
As a developer Windows Subsystem for Android was a REALLY good emulator and I will miss it a lot.
The title: “MAJOR Windows feature GONE”
The video: minor feature that no one used
So your telling me the killer feature that they used to make me switch from ten is now cancelled?
No! Not the Android subsystem!
thank you, from a linux user, i am happy we now have 4% desktop marketshare, yippie!
1:00 Android on Desktop is pretty much *the only option* to export your *full* whatsapp chat history. The "export"-functionality in the app always only goes back until the last major app update. But the history before that is accessible in the normal chats. Opening these and copying everything out manually is the only working way (currently) to decrypt and access what whatsapp stores.
the fact that it relied on the amazon app store killed it on arrival, it meant that it was region locked and didnt even have everything, why was it that it was reliant on amazon? if it were something like only android apps on the microsoft store that would make so much more sense even if it is bad, if this kinda feature were advertised on a linux distro id expect it to work with any app store from play, amazon, fdroid, etc. but with a ton of bugs, wsa was almost perfect if it didnt shackle itself to amazon it would have easily been the best way to play android games/ use android apps
Hey about the car touchscreen thing, it is not legally binding. It's just that they will deduct safety points from their rating, which is something people look at before buying cars here and will therefore hopefully be an incentive for car makers to switch to more physical buttons.
But nobody is required to do it.
Do you think there's a way for touch screens to become just as good.
I think if touch buttons are big enough and not hidden behind multiple menus, it might be fine
great segment changeover. keep it up.
Back when I played mobile games. It was really nice to be able to play on my desktop instead of using my phone screen.
I ran an emulator and moved it over to one side and had a browser on the 2/3 screen. There are uses. Some of the more intensive strategy games were better on my 1/3 of my 27 inch screen over a 6 inch.
Linux nerd here, we love you too! ❤️
I use the android subsystem on windows on my surface pro 9. One example use case is Libby, which is great for reading books and magazines from my local library but is only supported on android and iOS. It's really disappointing that Microsoft is removing this feature.
ok - this is my favorite quick bits transition.
I used Windows 11 for about a month with a laptop I bought, downgraded to 10, then upgraded to Linux.
"downgraded"
"Downgraded"
Downgraded to 11, upgraded to 10, then upgraded to linux! 😀
On that graph, Linux is even with "unknown" OS. But I guess at this rate we can look forward to those two being the dominant OSs in ~300 years. Can't wait!
God I love using [Unknown OS].
Seems to be a variety of things, some spikes match windows graphs, sometimes even macos, but yes, the "baseload" is probably tons of niche linux OSs
Physical control instead of a touch screen is probably so that there isn't just one point of failure for multiple controls( if the screen goes down)
Feeling buttons and levers is imp for drivers woth Vision issues , the whole screen thing is b.s, and capacitive touch buttons are even worse. My friend goes through similar issues
Linux market share is large enough now that even among linux users the share that want to call it GNU/Linux is tiny.
But the proportion that prefer GNU _plus_ Linux is steadily growing. 😝
@@GSBarlev Let's be fair to other essential projects, and call it Firefox+Thunderbird+LibreOffice+KDE+Qt+GTK+ssh+GNU+systemd+Linux+GRUB /s
I'm way more pissed about this than most, one of my favorite features and reasons I gave 11 the benefit of the doubt but this is just making me wanna switch to linux
Do it. We have android emulators and Steam.
@@CaseyDoranWritesCodeSo does windows... And I prefer WSA and a system that can play (most) games on steam.
@@0AThijs Uhh, so Linux? We can already play most games, but I'm sure by most you actually mean a handful of specific games.
@@Voyajer. DirectX? No, vulkan wrapper which causes problems in many titles, the way some games hold data is also not fully optimized by wine nor proton.
I'm kinda tired of trying to explain things, I'm having a headache from another user already who is trying to tell me Linux is the best and why I should switch just because windows isn't fully controllable/open source and Microsoft decides if we get or lose certain features.
Running Android apps on windows is great for stuff like audible. Also it would be great for stuff like apps that are needed to control certain led strips or stuff like that.
Due to the nature of entropy, and its intrinsic connection to your perception of reality, time only appears to move forward, never backward.
If you want to run Android apps on Windows (or any OS) with Google Play store access, you only need the Android emulator, which comes with Android Studio. There are also several standalone options too.
On Linux, Waydroid is the better option since Android apps run natively and can directly communicate with the kernel instead of an emulated kernel.
I mean, Windows 11 hasn't gained any features from Windows 10 yet.
It kind of makes sense that they're discontinuing WSA, it was a bit janky and not a great experience. But it was the only way to have a dedicated app for audible after they killed the desktop app to replace it with a WSA alternative.
Obligatory “What you're referring to as Linux,
is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux.
Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component
of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell
utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.” 9:02
It was very cute seeing Riley try to decide whether to include the guh-new.
Great definintion for quick bits
I use WSA solely to run the Android version of PocketCasts because I need "Trim Silence" along with the usual speed ramping. I'm sad now.
4:22 Reminds me of exocomps from Star Trek TNG and Lower Decks
Sounds like another genius move like removing windows media center; with media center every tv I owned had an XBox attached to it. Now I have none.
DYK that if you hold the left mouse button on a YT video it plays at 2x until you let go, I just accidently did it as i leant on the button a little too hard and noticed that I clicked and didn't want to pause the vid so I held it and the vid started playing at 2x
4:46 this is just gold!
You really got me with that Cinnamon Toast Crunch callout, right in the middle of the office. Well done.
With the Android thing, there's also Google's own emulation system and Bluestacks, Nox, etc.
im happy about the google one because its annoying when i search for something and somehow all the links are websites that just have a top 10 and its always the same top 10
WSA was such a useful feature for offline apps. I side loaded a number of apps that have offline functionality onto my laptop and I use them a lot. There are no windows apps for those, and the website needs an Internet connection.
I rly hate that subsystem is going. I have a Microsoft Go 3 & I use it for eBooks & hoopla when Im not using it for Photoshop & Office.
The touch screen turn signals on the Tesla aren’t that bad actually, you get used to them very quickly. And you definitely don’t need to look when using them. And that’s being said by someone who believed they were the biggest garbage.
5:39 Nice Starcraft reference there
Wait buttons are safer???
You say!
How more they make things part of touch screens more more it is hidden away in some kind of corner, "Lets see Car Settings, Performance, Power Pack, Configuration..."
the android subsystem wasn't even available here where i live. so missing out on nothing, it`s like windows is killing off everything that isn't available worldwide. Cortana also wasn`t available here, i would have love to try them both out but apparently more then half the world weren't allowed to use this feature by default anyway
Not to mention, Amazon store and the subsystem for android was region locked. I couldn't get the subsystem originally installed the legit way, but now I'm sad to see it leave. Would have been much better option to use it than some Bluestacks or LDPlayer route.
I did use the subsystem sometimes, because I'd used the work arounds to get the play store running.
Eventually I uninstalled it because I didn't use it enough and it kept randomly booting up in the background and taking up a ton of system resources.
I never wanted to bother opening the apps because it took a while, and then I'd have to go kill the subsystem processes after or it'd eat up my RAM.
There also wasn't, to my knowledge, any way to use it to play games. Which kills off a good chunk of what I could've used it for.
I honestly feel like it's kinda just easier to use an emulator :/
Damn it! I used Windows Subsystem for Android and liked it, though I wish they'd finish it properly and properly support shortcuts to Android apps on the desktop.
I used the android subsystem for the android audible app since there is no proper app available on windows for it.
sad to see it go though it rally was totally useless even to me outside of that one app.
Many people run android apps on windows. We use android emulators like Nox or Bluestacks