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It seems reasonable for "desktop-class" to refer to the basic features that have typically distinguished desktop personal computers from alternatives like smart
by tshaddox 4y ago
It seems reasonable for "desktop-class" to refer to the basic features that have typically distinguished desktop personal computers from alternatives like smartphones and tablets. What else would you expect "desktop-class" to mean?
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- rrrrrrrrrrrryan 4y agoI think OP is saying it's strange that many "desktop" applications today lack these basic desktop features.
- ohgodplsno 4y agoPowerful features that are more than a glorified ^Z. Reminding actions to finger shortcuts, quick access through a command palette, etc. It'd be like me calling McDonald's restaurant-class because they could suddenly give you a plate. Sure, it's a component, but the porcelain isn't why I go to a restaurant, it's to have a qualified cook doing things with his expertise.
- fsflover 4y ago> What else would you expect "desktop-class" to mean? For example, PineTab runs full desktop GNU/Linux.
- woojoo666 4y agowell the Surface Pro runs full Windows