How can they justify calling a web site with a cheesey / slow Javascript-powered windowing system an operating system?
A web site requires an OS for both the client and the server, and you can't just call any open-ended computer program an operating system.
Eg: Why the heck would I want to run a web browser within a web browser? Just admit that it's a web site and create a frame! (Sheesh).
Anyway, it does look like a very neat way to manage and share web content and software globally. Seems a bit like how that supposed/rumoured/sort of confirmed Google OS would probably work.
I would much rather see something like it as a web browser than a web site.
...Or as a software suite for Linux (thus making it more useful to more people by being on the desktop from the start).
I like the little "Loading..." thing at the bottom right that shows up when things are loading, and I would like to see it elsewhere.
A web site requires an OS for both the client and the server, and you can't just call any open-ended computer program an operating system.
Eg: Why the heck would I want to run a web browser within a web browser? Just admit that it's a web site and create a frame! (Sheesh).
Anyway, it does look like a very neat way to manage and share web content and software globally. Seems a bit like how that supposed/rumoured/sort of confirmed Google OS would probably work.
I would much rather see something like it as a web browser than a web site.
...Or as a software suite for Linux (thus making it more useful to more people by being on the desktop from the start).
I like the little "Loading..." thing at the bottom right that shows up when things are loading, and I would like to see it elsewhere.