I have no idea what one note it share point are, but that sounds hellish.

I tried it out for a while back when Feisty Fawn was new during my college years. Am I old?

I didn’t remember if it was “good”, I was just amazed at the time that noon Windows OSs existed at all. But gaming back then was not happening so it was kinda useless to me.

I did dual boot it for a while but it was shooting to do that every time I got on to play for a while, reboot to get some schoolwork done, some (sure that shall not be named) ing done, and reboot again to play games again.

Especially since I had spinny drives at the time. Rebooting even now is annoying but quicker than that was. Still wouldn’t deal with it now tho.

Other than it being M$ slop, what are the problems with it functionally?

I used to work at a place that has been using Skype group chats (lol) and just a couple weeks before that client left (call center, got moved to working a different company) they switched to Teams for group chat.

Now we only used a team wide group text chat and the supervisors would have separate chats for individual workers.

But the only thing I remember about it was that the emojis weren’t animated like Skype and that the color of the UI looked kinda like the Discord default.

And don’t ever suggest that those free employees are definitely expendable.

I didn’t think it was possible for someone on Arch to NOT mention it. (btw)