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If a machine is too weak to run an app compiled to native code, how is downloading a JS version and running that any better? If anything, it would need more RA
by tempodox 5y ago
If a machine is too weak to run an app compiled to native code, how is downloading a JS version and running that any better? If anything, it would need more RAM and more CPU, not less, apart from the additional network bandwidth.
- breakfastduck 5y agoYeah ironically browsers insane RAM consumption means your 'thin clients' would need to be reasonably powerful to run this anyway. Not to mention that to run multiple apps and have them be visible means you need multiple instances of the video streaming active...
- quenix 5y ago> how is downloading a JS version and running that any better? That's not really what this app seems to do. When you run an application on this neverinstall product, it doesn't magically transpile the native app into JavaScript. The app still runs natively on a real virtual server on a server farm somewhere. The only JavaScript your browser downloads & interprets is the networking & rendering code necessary to connect to what is essentially a VPS. But yes, I agree. This is a network bandwidth (+ privacy!) nightmare.
- 2000yeshu 5y agoThis is not running the code on your browser instead it is just live streaming the frames and then rendering the pixels on your your browser.
- tomc1985 5y agoIt's Remote-Desktop-as-a-Service