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In the meantime, one could stream a desktop app to a browser that are both local.
by j45 2y ago
In the meantime, one could stream a desktop app to a browser that are both local.
- keepamovin 2y agoThis is what you get if you run BrowserBox on your device. You could also self host BrowserBox on your own VPS. Then you have data syncing without needing to be signed in to Google because your data is on your own server, accessible anywhere. Also we specifically license it free for personal non commercial use. If you wanted to do this personally for commercial stuff, you can purchase a yearly or perpetual license currently at around $80 and $250 respectively Most of our clients are organizations, but we do have a few individuals who have personal licenses.
- j45 2y agoThat would be interesting for personal use or if tolerable to the household, household use.
- keepamovin 2y agoThanks. What makes you say it would be interesting? I like to understand what different people find useful in it.
- JoshTriplett 2y agoA streamed desktop app does not provide first-class collaboration, where multiple users can simultaneously edit the same document.
- remram 2y agoMy problem with this is that the opensource desktop apps are often unusable, for example LibreOffice Calc.
- fsckboy 2y agoI use it all the time, every day. Better than "Sheets". what do you find unusable about it or what do you think is better?