STOP TRYING TO INSTALL COPILOT
I'm sure there is a way to completely disable it with apps like Winaero Tweaker. Luckily, I don't have a CPU with "AI", so I don't have to be annoyed by Copilot.
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You can completely disable it by just toggling it off in the Settings app.
Bazzite is great.
Join the Linux atomic side, comrade
My experience with Bazzite
- trying to create a .desktop entry
- folder is write protected
- spend three hours trying to search a solution on the internet, absolutely nobody's talking about this
- ends up asking on reddit
- zero upvote, gets one answer three days later
- learn there are two folders, one is in the system the other in home
- wow linux so easy to learn nowdays
You can do Windows, sometimes you've gotta do Windows, but I highly recommend learning Linux. Just get a dual boot or a different drive running linux and set up something that works for what you need. If you're just doing general office work and some gaming Linux will do what you need. If you want to play a few specific games that don't work or need Adobe or Solidworks for work you'll need windows. It can be virtualized though!
Windows 12
Comrade, Were preparing to deploy W11 at work and I'm not excited by the prospect of attempting to gut all the bullshit found inside that monstrous turd of an operating system.
Had to "upgrade" our computers to win11 at work last month, everything runs worse and everybody agrees its utter garbage.
On the bright side this has helped me convince one of my coworkers to try Linux on their home computer. 
I am open to trying Linux, but how can I make it as close to the Windows 10 experience as possible so I can baby step into it?
Linux mint time JJOOOIIINNNN UUUSSSSS