I just had a idea.
Online desktop.
Wouldnt it be cool if you could have a online desktop that basicly was a Terminal Service on steroids. From any computer you would go to ... oh i dont know, mydesktop.google.com lets say, which runs on any OS, linux, windows and mac since its basicly a client to server interaction, and from this you could access anything you want. Coupled with recent broadband intcreased, with the proper compression algorythmes you could potentialy play your favorite games and use all your apps like office and such, seemlessly through this client to the remote PC.
A company using this technology could essentialy wipe the OS wars by making the name of a OS and the brand of the hardware a moot point at all.
Was just a interesting thought i wanted to share.
Hmmm...
you honestly think this is kracus material?
i mean im not tech guru, but i work in the field and watch the trends. honestly i think its a brilliant idea.
or maybe your dont travel as much as i do so you cant see the benifiet of having a desktop that i can reach from any machine in any country at any time?
i mean im not tech guru, but i work in the field and watch the trends. honestly i think its a brilliant idea.
or maybe your dont travel as much as i do so you cant see the benifiet of having a desktop that i can reach from any machine in any country at any time?
Last edited by Iccy on Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:26 am, edited 1 time in total.
R00k wrote:No, I'm serious. Lemme find the thread.
Microsoft has already started working on this btw, they announced their "Live" computing initiative months ago.
Yea i remember about Live. Thats what brought me to google desktop i guess.
Wouldnt it be weird though, that this is googles reasons for sucking in so many people. Its not a googleOS its a google remote desktop.
That would be awesome.
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