So my first thought when I saw the part about your virtual workspace being your home was "are they making us use BOB again?".
2. Don't you feel that folks at M$ never learn? They present something "new, great, innovative" when the market is already dominated, try to back their product for a few years, then suddenly retreat and leave users afloat with no support. Windows Phone, Zune, Kinect...
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My Nokia N95 had less lag when displaying "augmented reality" applications.
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in their defense, the microsoft surface is pretty rad inb4 i get accused of being a "microsoft shill" uguu
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>>294322 install linux you faggot
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I wish I could powershell this and connect out. Freakin waste of space
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>>292894 BOB was not that shitty at all. The issue about microsoft is the lack of accessibility of their software, since they are mostly closed source. There speaks nothin against a nice GUI, as it is not the only way to do things it is based on open standards and protocols so that one could use a cli or even develop another UI.
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>>294413 So what you're saying is "BOB was not that shitty because if Microsoft's software was more accessible, we could make an alternative", do I understand correctly?
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>>294450 Well "BOB" as a GUI had some intersting approaches regarding accessiblility for unexpirienced, lowbrained or dumb users. The only real problem of "BOB" is still percistent in modern microsoft and other proprietary products.
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| 1. This:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-mixed-reality
So my first thought when I saw the part about your virtual workspace being your home was "are they making us use BOB again?".
2. Don't you feel that folks at M$ never learn? They present something "new, great, innovative" when the market is already dominated, try to back their product for a few years, then suddenly retreat and leave users afloat with no support. Windows Phone, Zune, Kinect...