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Not really. You still have to be able to log in, store data, set up parental controls, deal with power management and screen savers and wifi networks, choose de
by dcurtis 17y ago
Not really. You still have to be able to log in, store data, set up parental controls, deal with power management and screen savers and wifi networks, choose desktop backgrounds (assuming they don't force you to use a single tabbed window), choose keyboard/language/sticky keys, define trackpad gestures, accessibility settings, etc...
I am curious to see how they deal with this stuff.
- Xichekolas 17y agoMy guess is that you will be in a single tabbed window, with special tabs for things like wifi, login, file browser, settings, etc (like Firefox's about:config). At least that is how I'd do it. Just type config:wifi in your location bar to change your wifi settings. Visit config:files to browse your local files, etc. Of course, all of these can be bookmarked by default so the end user can click rather than type. Chrome already does stuff like this with about:memory, about:network, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/About:_URI_scheme#Google_Chrome-specific_about:_addresses http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/About:_URI_scheme#Google_Chrome...