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It depends on your use case. In my case, most of the ram of my computer is already dedicated to a web browser anyway. I prefer to have everything done in the we
by antpls 7y ago
It depends on your use case. In my case, most of the ram of my computer is already dedicated to a web browser anyway. I prefer to have everything done in the web browser rather than having another complex graphic framework running in parallel. Plus HTML is highly hackable and there is no reason we cannot reuse the many tools developed for monitoring remote servers on a local machine.
I like the idea of Google Chrome OS, but I would like to be free to chose the web browser I want.
- skohan 7y ago> In my case, most of the ram of my computer is already dedicated to a web browser anyway To me that's an argument for why you'd want to do less in the browser, not more. > I prefer to have everything done in the web browser rather than having another complex graphic framework running in parallel. Do you have any technical reason you want that? Because a terminal interface, for example, is going to be much more efficient in terms of resource usage if it's implemented natively rather than in a webview.