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Honestly this is what makes a computer useful and removing it removes a significant amount of the utility of using a computer. Now in this case where the user
by singpolyma3 2y ago
Honestly this is what makes a computer useful and removing it removes a significant amount of the utility of using a computer.
Now in this case where the user is root it might work out as an interesting balance in practise, I'm not sure.
- criddell 2y agoThere isn’t one way that is better for everybody. EasyOS might not be for you. For the group of people who want to use an app but not a computer, I think something closer to the iOS model is probably better. For my work computer I want something more traditional but for my personal computer, my phone, and my game console, I want something more appliance-like. Both of these ways of doing things currently exist (and there are others) and I would guess that will continue to be the case for a long time.
- ranger_danger 2y agoThat is one way to look at it. Another would be that the vast majority of the world population doesn't actually care about doing what you're referring to, don't actually use their computer in that way and don't want apps to be able to spy on each other.