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minus-squareLeeloo@techhub.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up0arrow-down13·24 days ago@sp3ctr4l So like the Windows tablet I made the mistake of buying years ago. “it’s not a tablet, it’s a laptop with a lousy screen and an entirely non-existing keyboard”. Buying that was a huge mistake.
minus-squaresp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up4·edit-224 days agoOh ho ho, no. The Steam Deck doesn’t use Windows, it is much more functional and stable, hahahah. I am laughing about this because I was working at MSFT when Win8 was being developed/released and their whole tablet push was going on. Dear god no, the steam deck is way, way less clumsy and broken to use than a Windows Surface was, oh god. Ironically, I’ve vaguely followed the same path as GabeN: Used to work for MSFT, now I “secretly,” utterly despise them. … Yes, I agree, the Win8 UI paradigm and the Surface were indeed massive mistakes. I vocalized this, at the time, when I was a MSFT contractor, and that is a big reason why I don’t work at MSFT any more, rofl. The Steam Deck is far, far easier to use than a Surface or Surface Pro.
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So like the Windows tablet I made the mistake of buying years ago. “it’s not a tablet, it’s a laptop with a lousy screen and an entirely non-existing keyboard”.
Buying that was a huge mistake.
Oh ho ho, no.
The Steam Deck doesn’t use Windows, it is much more functional and stable, hahahah.
I am laughing about this because I was working at MSFT when Win8 was being developed/released and their whole tablet push was going on.
Dear god no, the steam deck is way, way less clumsy and broken to use than a Windows Surface was, oh god.
Ironically, I’ve vaguely followed the same path as GabeN: Used to work for MSFT, now I “secretly,” utterly despise them.
… Yes, I agree, the Win8 UI paradigm and the Surface were indeed massive mistakes.
I vocalized this, at the time, when I was a MSFT contractor, and that is a big reason why I don’t work at MSFT any more, rofl.
The Steam Deck is far, far easier to use than a Surface or Surface Pro.