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*Today, it is NEVER a good idea to use any / new software from Microsoft.* Microsoft HAS TO invest almost 10% of its profits in security, i.e. almost US$ 1 billion, in order to get its patchy security architecture under control. Otherwise China and Russia would have an even easier game with Microsoft. *In addition, ALL Microsoft products are now MUCH too expensive, at least by factor 10: For example, Microsoft's endpoint protection* costs as much per month as other great products cost per year(!). *Or: Are you interested in the trivial product Microsoft Planner? Be warned: M$ Planner Plan 2 costs over 30$ / month! For a simple, trivial planning tool!* *It's even worse: For Office 2003 you got support and the product was about 30x cheaper and had a professional, very stable quality.* *Modern Microsoft software is much more expensive, has always felt like early beta software for years and of course you have to pay if you want support today. ANY free Microsoft* “support” is just a black hole where Microsoft collects complaints but ignores them. You can recognize this very easily and quickly, for example, if you google any Office problem and then see that Microsoft has known about the problem for 10 years or more. But: ignored.

I'm fine with the imperfect Windows 11. It feels much easier to uninstall stuff using CP than in Settings. I still prefer Windows to Mac and Linux because of the stability of MS 365 apps on Windows and because I often use some apps that are only available on Windows. But yeah, wondering why it's so hard to integrate CP features into Settings while they had to rewrite the entire OS.

It took me several days to get rid of all the garbage Windows 11threw at me. Creating a local account, logging out of Microsoft account, deactivating search, installing Libre office instead of Windows office. Only Apple's aggressive pricing of memory prevented me from buying a mac. Because of the developements in Windows I am using Linux for more than a decade. were it not for a lack of printer and scanner drivers I would run everything with Linux. And thanks to the incredible piower of today's chips, one can run Windows very well in virtual machines. This makes me almost wonder wether Microsoft had been bought by Mr Musk...What use is an operating system which renders your computer useless, unless you put half of it into the "drunk tank"?

The settings app is almost 12 years old and was introduced in Windows 8. It really is about time to finish it...

We'd use "settings" if it wasn't so hard to find things and difficult to navigate

Thanks for watching! What do you think about the search capabilities in Microsoft 365? Do the updates to OneDrive search go far enough?

Why would i use this over teams or onenote?

Is there already a desktop app out for Mac or comes this along v2.0? Will the iOS app get an update too?

😂😂😂😂

ive used loops for about an year, its such a horrible product

What is the support for on-premises Exchange servers? What about Rules? How can I migrate my messages from an on-prem Exchange server to hosted Exchange without using a PST? Are nested folders supported? What about search folders? How many gmail accounts can I add simultaneously? Can I sort and group the views on folders individually?

I introduced Loop to my law firm at the first opportunity. (We heavily use the full M365 Business suite, including SharePoint Online.) Like many software applications (and certainly not confined only to MS), it was about 80% ready for prime time upon its release. I expected that. I always expect that. That's how the software arms race works these days. But Loop is intriguing, we found good uses for it from the start, and we've noticed (and appreciated) the gradual improvements. I have Notion, too, and it does leave Loop wanting in many respects. There is no point in denying it. But I suspect it will not always be that way; in fact, I am sure Loop will continue to offer features one cannot find in Notion. The migrating Loop "boxes" are a major plus. So, I'm curious to see what v.2 will accomplish. If I had a vote, I would see Loop expanded to a desktop version for macBook. I would also see it improve the Shared Locations feature a bit. Still shaky and occasionally buggy. Third, and this will sound picky, I'd like to see Loop inherit more of the editing features available in Word and PowerPoint. Last, for cover art, I would really like to be able to access Bing or another (full) Web library of photos. The stock images are really good, but sometimes there isn't much variety - depending on search parameter.

There may not be a published roadmap for Loop but features are being worked on per the response to user feedback. I personally would like to have equations capability. I wasn't able to save my pages as a template - it gives an error.

Hi! Loop is still free to use for Microsoft account holders or with Microsoft 365 for home or family. But if you use Microsoft 365 for business you need the business standard plan and up. Not even the basic license include it which is strange to me since basic is all about the cloud apps of which Loop is one. I come from the other direction going from OneNote that I find limiting to Loop which is much better but Microsoft’s strategy for sharing outside of your org is very confusing and not on par with OneDrive even though the loop pages reside there. Very strange. I am waiting for version 2.0 to appear in my tenant though… I just signed up for Notion the other day and haven’t really played around with it much. It does look very much like Loop is mimicking Notion but of course tied in to the M365 suite of apps. If Loop is getting any kind of database I assume it’s SharePoint List based. Access databases can easily be migrated to SharePoint lists and then be manipulated either in Access or lists/web but the database tables keep their relations. That would be easy to transform to a Loop component I guess.

You are anoying, who cares about Notion !

There is a chance it will be good at some point with full integration with word, excel, outlook, calender etc. And then I would only use it if I was working somewhere and they were fully intgrated with ms suite. I would probably use it then, but only if forced to

"Sorry, we can't save your work. Copy everything on the page, Untitled. Paste it into a document to add it to the Loop later."

Loop is still very awkward to share. If I have a Loop in an Outlook email then it doesn't automatically check that recipients have access to the loop as happens with other M365 linked resources. Controlling the sharing is just as awkward. I am still waiting for it to appear in OneNote and PowerPoint, an d to be able to generate or update loops from PowerApps.

I'd use Loop for team collaboration if it was more integrated with SharePoint Online. I organize projects using different folder structures and what I'd expect is to have a .loop file at the root of the folder in SharePoint that would open the Loop Workspace. Also, if they integrated Loop as part of the SharePoint stack (like Office, Stream, ClipChamp, etc.), Governance and Security would be much easier for IT Admins. What do you think about that?

I will never use anything MS software unless there is absolutely no choice lol

well, i think that no database = never will be a serious competitor against notion

Loop apps are available for use with personal accounts, but loop components are not supported (yet?)

Most boring dude on youtube

No

2.0? I'm still waiting for them to finish 1.0

Thanks for watching! Has your organization embraced Loop? Let me know in the comments below.

Could not care one bit less about the "new modern look and feel" if that comes at the price of large parts of the functionality missing from the old outlook .

good sollution #softwarelegit

I tried it. And wend back after 1 hour. What ticked my off was the distorted look of Shared Mailboxes of M365. And no options for favourites for these mailboxes. Nice Update.

Businesses using this are following hype that will cost them resources in addition to the security issues. There no good reason at all for most businesses to pay for this and it isn't going to affect "competitiveness" in any way for the vast majority of users.

We have deployed it until they broke it this week 😂

Thanks for watching! Have you already deployed Copilot for Microsoft 365 or does your organization still have concerns?

nice #softwarelegit

I still use onenote and I like to use apple pencil to take quick notes. Loop appears not to have an easy way to use apple pencil. I can use scribble its not easy and very slow needing many corrections. Will Microsoft be improving the ink or pencil options in Loop? I would like some day to convert all my onenote pages to Loop pages. Currently this is only possible one page at a time. Do you know will there be a batch conversion option some time down the line?

I'm increasingly considering such a backup solution for the tenants I manage. Especially for Sharepoint libraries that contain critical data that needs to remain available for at least 5 to 7 years like financial documents. Accidental deletions can take a while to get noticed, as users don't realize what they've done, and the default recovery methods are rather limited in such case.

Database function is NOT upcoming, please point to a source if it is. Using a product because the IF, PROBABLY or MAYBE has proven not to be the smart option

I keep trying to switch to the new outlook and I just actually can’t. No templates destroys my productivity

We use Veeam backup for Microsoft 365 and saves it to immutable storage onprem. We want immutable storage separated from primary storage (i.e. Not Microsoft cloud)

Backing up our M365 data isn't something we are doing currently but been hearing about this for sometime. Though it hasn't been clear whether its our responsibility or not, seems to becoming more clear that it in fact is. For orgs like ours that keep alot of data in Sharepoint alone, the backup costs will be rather considerable and suspect difficult to approve this kind of solution.

Do you currently back up data in Microsoft 365?

great #softwarelegit

Maybe in 2029 the "new" outlook will be usable and then I will switch to it

Thanks for watching! Do you think the changes CrowdStrike is proposing go far enough?

This appears to relate to a deeper issue, where the current leadership in government & companies seem to have lost sight of empowering specific people to own the process of a particular function and refraining from interfering, while still holding said individuals responsible for outcomes. It is no wonder that we have the current clown show of net zero targets which are only possible in their imaginary world. Why don't we have engineers making engineering decisions? How can we expect Microsoft to have a stable system if a politician is allowed to force architectural decisions on MS? Prescribe outcomes and stop interfering with process. This always causes more problems. When and how did we start taking people's professional skills for granted, incredibly arrogant and disrespectful behaviour.

How can EU dictate to the entire gloobe? It can't. As you mentioned, EU should get the vulnerable version of windows and sizzle in it itself while the rest of the world could enjoy a proper autonomous OS.

"Operating System is Essentially the core part of the OS" - did i hear that right?

micosoft is to blame for their shitty OS windows

Extreme bullshit with the EU stuff. You blamed EU the most among CrowdStrike, Microsoft and the Sysadmins. Your logic that implementation of security API would have solved this is very flawed. This sensor product is designed to run low in the kernel and observe EVERYTHING. Most likely, CrowdStrike wouldn't migrate sensors to Microsoft API due to limitations and effort needed. Microsoft can't force the migration because Windows features are practically NEVER deprecated. So these companies would keep using kernel access. You are ultra biased towards Microsoft so your opinion about any incident regarding Microsoft is not trustworthy. I'm sorry but it is the truth.

This is a very biased video. The EU didn't block Microsoft from making a security API for 3rd parties. It blocked Microsoft from making a security API for 3rd parties but allowing their own product (Defender) to bypass that API to get an unfair advantage. That's classic anti-competitive behaviour.

was the lack of gradual rollouts caused by the EU? was the lack of proper testing in the kernel driver EU's fault? did the EU force a ton of admins to install a closed-source kernel module? The reason why almost no admin installs crowdstrike on Linux (explaining why it wasn't on the news the crash on debian) is because having a tainted kernel (tainted being the official term) is a huge source of potential issues. Don't forget that Linux has around 90% of the server market. Also, there are more secure ways to protect a Linux server, such as running containers (cgroups which is the industry standard with socket) with apps behind selinux or tomoyo if you need syscall level enforcement.