Is windows obsolete now?

[exxos]

Probably a bit of a bold statement, but considering my travels in Linux over the past few days where I have taken the open source voice recognition module and built a program all custom tailored to everything I like all the features I like and just have it exactly how I want it.

Basically got me thinking because AI can write whatever I want and if there is a bug I can pretty much instantly solve it myself now, whereas if I download a Windows program for voice recognition and reported a problem, they would pretty much guaranteed not to care or even reply or let alone fix it. This has always been a huge problem for Windows software that companies just don't care anymore.

Any utilities I want I can just get AI to write them now.. So there's no need for me to buy programs and with Linux being an open source environment, I can build on and fix and update others work.

So, probably saying Windows being obsolete is a bit of a stretch, but indeed apart from mainstream programs. A lot of programs would not really be needed to be purchased anymore, and you don't have to suffer intolerable customer support, like with Windows programs, because you can just do everything yourself instead.

[russellnash]

Yes. I stopped using it twenty years ago and before then I had already had enough of it.