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I think the point is that if this only exists in Apple World, then really it exists as a little, isolated island, and the entire point of having "anyone with a
by mikro2nd 4y ago
I think the point is that if this only exists in Apple World, then really it exists as a little, isolated island, and the entire point of having "anyone with a computer" able to play is lost.
- criddell 4y agoNothing will ever be "anyone with a computer". It really all hinges on how you want to define "computer". There are some prerequisites like you need a network connection and display and input device(s). You also need some client software. In this case, the client consisting of a particular software stack doesn't seem that unreasonable. If I can't play with you using the computer in my laser printer it doesn't mean the vision of collaborative computing still isn't here.
- freeone3000 4y agoI think, for a desktop work environment, people would be happy if it worked, given a standard keyboard, mouse, and display, on iOS, Android, Windows, and OSX, with Linux support a bonus. MS Office supports this, as does Google Docs, and apparently, so does iWork!