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Is that open source? The ubuntu tour has a bit more smooth feel to it than OS.js when interacting with the windows, menus, controls. For example, When dragging
by fredsted 12y ago
Is that open source? The ubuntu tour has a bit more smooth feel to it than OS.js when interacting with the windows, menus, controls. For example, When dragging windows, i lost the grip using OS.js. This was flawless with ubuntu's thing, also the UI is prettier.
I like the idea of having a desktop available to you wherever you are. This could be really powerful as browsers get faster and stuff like webGL gets popular. 90% of the native apps i use like mail.app, iTunes, sublime text, git client, terminal, all that might as well run in the browser today. No need to save, just leave the app running.
I often work from home by VNCing to my workstation at the office. Because I live close this is actually very smooth, but a no go when commuting because of high latency. I'd imagine browser based apps might provide some buffer to fix that.