Flexible Desktop Computing White Paper Released

re: Flexible Desktop Computing White Paper Released

bonche — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 06:34:17 GMT

I've seen many 3d Desktops around, tried a few and have not been convinced with them so far. What I have not found, and would like to see, is a zoomable desktop. Where I can pan, zoom in and out of windows and applications across my desktop.

Some would say use multiple desktops, but multiple desktops are a bit annoying. The ability to pan around, put windows next to each other and zoom out to see both on a screen would be better than flipping around.

re: Flexible Desktop Computing White Paper Released

creamripper — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:42:57 GMT

"For most organizations rich clients have been proven to be the most productive way from a desktop angle"

I'm sure the point can be argued in both directions, but I believe that most organizations have had an epiphany WRT the Web Browser. The browser is becoming the OS. It's free, works across any type of hardware and is easy to support (not develop for). Of any problem tickets I see coming through a 3000 employee company's help desk, very few relate to supporting browser upgrades or configuration. I don't believe the same can be said for desktop O/S regardless of religious affiliation (Mac, Windows *, Linux)

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