Recently Microsoft released the link 365 which is basically a thin client for Azure. You can’t run anything locally nor is there any local files. It literally just connects you to a desktop elsewhere.

Do you think this is what Windows 12 might look like? I feel like this idea is not practical for average consumers. Maybe they will make something that’s like Chrome OS?

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The future of windows is /dev/null

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Investors won’t be interested in that, it sounds too complicated. How about /dev/null as a Service?

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What would be cool is if there was a company that made Linux platform that was consumer focused.

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Isn’t that what canonical was trying to do for years now?

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Linux Mint, Ubuntu, even Arch are tying to make Linux easier to use for average consumers

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