I’d Run Omarchy Everywhere if Intune Would Manage It

Windows Autopilot device association can retire the rename script

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I’d Run Omarchy Everywhere if Intune Would Manage It

Windows Autopilot device association can retire the rename script

I’d Run Omarchy Everywhere if Intune Would Manage It
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I’d Run Omarchy Everywhere if Intune Would Manage It

I have been running Omarchy on my own laptop and it is the most fun I have had with a computer in years. Arch, Hyprland, agents wired in. Then I held it up against the Intune Linux support matrix: Ubuntu 24.04 or 26.04 LTS, RHEL 9 or 10, GNOME documented as required, x86/64, Edge plus the Intune app. My machine is LUKS-encrypted with Secure Boot and a TPM, and Intune still rejects it at the platform and package layer. Here is what Intune actually does on Linux, and what I evaluated as a way around it.

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Ai Automation: Assessing Microsoft Copilot Integration and Stability Risks
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Ai Automation: Assessing Microsoft Copilot Integration and Stability Risks

Most firms are chasing Ai features while ignoring the broken data pipelines beneath them. True automation requires a clean architectural foundation, not just a shiny API wrapper. Stop buying tools and start fixing your data strategy. 🛠️📉

#Ai #DigitalTransformation #EnterpriseArchitecture

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Power Platform Data Grid Goes GA — Plus a New Way to Share Flow Licenses
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Power Platform Data Grid Goes GA — Plus a New Way to Share Flow Licenses

The data grid control is now GA for canvas apps: Fluent UI, built-in search and sort, and accessibility — a migration option for dense tables, not a forced replacement. Meanwhile Power Automate flow groups let you share one process license across up to 25 flows. Both are worth planning around if you build or maintain Power Platform solutions.

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