>Who cares to interact with the operating system for anything other than to run applications?...Desktop computing fails, in part, because the operating system i

>Who cares to interact with the operating system for anything other than to run applications?...Desktop computing fails, in part, because the operating system is so easy to corrupt, even for an ordinary user. These are the main two reasons why the average person shouldn't have a full PC. The attack has always been to insult the user. I'm enjoying the experimentation that is coming with touch. It's forcing the engineer to think what is best for the user instead of what is easier for themselves. Freedom will not disappear for the power user but the needs of the average user has to be met.