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allowing Spoon apps to be executed without any device driver installation or administrative privileges Isn't this what Google was looking to do with their Chro
by fname 16y ago
allowing Spoon apps to be executed without any device driver installation or administrative privileges
Isn't this what Google was looking to do with their Chrome Frame for IE? Sounds like an acquisition may be in order.
- mahmud 16y agoYep. Spoon wont last in the wild for long, if it actually delivers.
- ck2 16y agoIt's been around since 2007 (or earlier). They just renamed/bundled it. See my longer comment further down this page for details.
- mahmud 16y ago"Virtual OS in the browser" sounds like the best business and consumer product. the stuff practically sells itself. If they haven't done much since 2007, I am left to wonder how well do they actually work.
- jey 16y agoNo, Chrome Frame for IE is a way to swap out the rendering engine used by IE. It replaces the IE layout engine with Chrome's WebKit-based layout engine.
- mdaniel 16y agoI think you're thinking of NaCL (http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/ http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/) In contrast, Google Frame is designed to make the deployment hassle for new browsers simpler (user still clicks on "The Internet").