That's why as a general guideline whatever Linux distro you choose, it's best to stick with one that's been around a long time (with a bit more of a name to) since it's less likely they will just end-it out of no where.
apparently Clear Linux OS has been around for a little over 10 years now, which is a while but not quite 'a long time'.
p.s. that's one of the reasons I stick with Linux Mint since it's been around longer than probably a high percentage of others (i.e. Aug 2006, so nearly 19 years now) and probably ain't going away anytime soon and I figure anything based on Debian/Ubuntu (Mint 22 is based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and even Mint's alternative LMDE is based on Debian) is probably a wiser all-around choice then others mainly because while there is no exact standard when it comes to desktop Linux PC's, Debian/Ubuntu are probably as close as it gets. I would imagine these probably have the most users without checking(?).
I doubt there are many, only those that will get use out of the extras, what ever they are. I doubt a lot of home users even realise what Gemini is, just think it is a new version of Google Assistant.
I wonder if Google will get rid of assistant and force people to Gemini at some point, I got rid of the Gemini app and changed Google Assistant back to what it was, not that I really use it anyway. I have Alexa as the default, and I don't even use that on my phone much. I prefer doing a normal search using Duck Duck Go
“Intel recently announced layoffs impacting 5,000 employees, while also making a rather somber comment that it is too far behind in the AI race to catch up now.” - That’s ridiculous. Whatever we want to this current AI race, it’s absolutely not artificial intelligence, but it absolutely is not too late to spend a bunch of money to make a couple bucks only to lose it all when this AI craze ends suddenly.
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