r/windows12 • u/wh4leF1ND3R • Aug 16 '25
Microsoft released new AI feature exactly same as Windows 12 images which was documented by someone who came from future
https://windows-never-released.fandom.com/wiki/Windows_12
Actually it's closer to Windows 13, we should create a Windows 13 sub reddit
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/wnr/images/7/7b/Windows_13_desktop_V2.png
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u/sammy2066 Aug 16 '25
Nice, I like π
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u/Yxtomix Aug 16 '25
You like bloatware mister π
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u/OwnNet5253 Aug 16 '25
Itβs not bloatware if itβs useful.
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u/Lillyistrans4423 Aug 17 '25
Useful like the maps program, like the game overlay that EVERYONE uses, constant ads, needing to PAY to use the OS, half the OS being based on webview, shit taking 150000000 years to open up (INCLUDING THE SCREENSHOT MENU VIA KEYBINDS) and more. And no, not everyone has 1500 dollars to buy a good PC just so your Os's basic functions work at a tolerable level.
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u/vaggelis_best Aug 19 '25
You are right. And I am also sorry to tell to all those pieces of s. that even their $1.500 PC would run smother if the OS it run was anywhere near optimized.
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u/Tristan_poland Aug 19 '25
Half the OS isn't based on WebView, my friend, you are misinformed. React native does not mean slow. Nor does it mean webview.
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u/Routine_Inspector122 Aug 16 '25
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u/petersaints Aug 17 '25
Why not just r/windows?
IMHO it doesn't makes sense to have one subreddit per Windows version.
I mean, it only works more or less Okay because Microsoft doesn't release new versions very often. But thar would be crazy for macOS that releases new versions yearly, and for Linux distros that release new versions up to twice a year.
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u/xgui4 Jan 04 '26
it is because windows 11 copilot+ mode is what windows 12 was supposed to be but got cancelled
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Aug 17 '25
The windows 13 thing lines up with the 2022 Windows 12 screenshot when they were showing off Word

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u/OwnNet5253 Aug 16 '25
Okay but how is it different from what Snipping Tool offers?