2008/8/8 Marcos Guglielmetti <[email protected]>: ....
No se discute si la PC es capaz de correr un software sistema operativo localmente, pero si las comienzan a vender con un software de M$ que sólo funque mediante una red, no gracias! no que sea libre lo uso.
Ya con Linux eso existe: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOS_(operating_system) Mira este parrafo: "Based on the idea of cloud computing, all versions of gOS lean heavily on on-line applications built on Web 2.0 and AJAX technology so they also do not use much hard disk space for applications. The whole gOS-1 system fits comfortably in less than 2 GB. Also many of the documents created with gOS, such as Google Docs documents, can be saved on Google servers instead of on the local hard disk, so gOS can work with very small hard disks. In gOS V2 Rocket, Good OS introduced the use of Google's "Google Gears" technology which promises to make Google's web applications usable without an internet connection.[9] Currently, Google Reader and Google Docs are the only supported Google applications, though other web applications such as Remember the Milk have added Google Gears functionality." Tambien la "CherryPC" (o algo asi, capaz que le erro con la fruta) pareceria que va a hacer lo mismo cuando salga. Igual no se si es el futuro para los usuarios personales, ya que cada vez el almacenamiento y el CPU local es cada vez mas barato, por lo que no veo mucho sentido depender de servers externos, soportar latencia o cortes para ahorrar los centavos que saldrá un Gb. -- Sebastián Bassi. Diplomado en Ciencia y Tecnología. What's new in Python 3: http://tinyurl.com/5cd89r Curso Biologia molecular para programadores: http://tinyurl.com/2vv8w6 Mostrá tu código: http://www.pastecode.com.ar