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I think this is true. As Internet speeds get faster we will simply stream all of our heavyweight apps and games in H.265. * No piracy. * Easier access. If you
by smattiso 6y ago
I think this is true. As Internet speeds get faster we will simply stream all of our heavyweight apps and games in H.265.
* No piracy.
* Easier access.
If you are a software company selling desktop software this should have you salivating.
- nailer 6y agoYep. I didn't believe in cloud gaming until I realised my mouse has the same latency as the ISP in my new apartment (2ms). Being able to rent a GTX 2070 (and hopefully better in future) on GeForce Now is fantastic.
- pixelbash 6y agoThis is going to be interesting for apps obeying desktop ui settings. But running any software on any platform might make up for it.
- thu2111 6y agoIt increases your costs a lot. There can be benefits too of course but those costs have to be passed on to the users, so if there aren't any compelling reasons to run it all server side, it's unclear why people would want it. Consider also that the local os is an integration point too, for files, devices and other things.
- 0_gravitas 6y agoAnd if your someone that's so so sick and tired of SaaS hostage situations, this should leave you crestfallen and despaired.
- smattiso 6y agoYeah I am as well, but we are all sick of paying rent and yet we do. It is what it is and there's no way around it.