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We don’t have a record of the problem you encountered - but obviously we want to avoid a repeat of it. There is a bug report feature built into the platform, and we would encourage you to use it. We rely on user feedback to build a system that is responsive to user needs (and as bug-free as possible). Please don’t hesitate to make contact with us directly and we will do our best to sort out any problems you are encountering,

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Logged off, haven’t gone back.

I’m really glad you mentioned those. Actually, the main purpose of a “WebOS”, or what ever you want to call, is to integrate and aggregate all those services in one place with mobility. This actually what G.ho.st is up to: Single sign-in to those services and later on Interoperability! Image being able to drag your Google Document to your Facebook friends with in one place!

“If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, assume it’s a swan”
July 6 , 2007
http://www.jooce.com/blog/?p=158

To be technically precise, webOS’s should really be called meta computing platforms, but google popularized the term webOS or cloudOS several years back and it kind of stuck, what can you do? If google tells you the world is flat; it just well might be.

So to clarify, operating systems as we know them are the low level software that handles IO to peripheral devices, schedules tasks, and manages memory. Neither Flash nor AJAX can do this.

You cannot use FLASH based as WEBOS.
That’s cheating… It’s not really full operating system. It will not operating under internet & server.

There is no system running webos.

It’s also an open source outfit and linked to a free software community called Sapodesk. I’m neither a programmer nor a designer so I’ve admittedly not joined the Sapodesk community, but the number of projects underway (including those that will translate Desktoptwo into languages as varied as as Chinese, Italian, French, Thai among others) tells me that the service is growing globally at an impressive rate.

Some have questioned the utility of this space (the WebOS space, that is) but as one who travels frequently and who likes his files and apps with him, I can tell you that I’ve benefited greatly from using Desktoptwo. I can’t speak to the other services mentioned (indeed there are many) although I have looked at them just now and don’t reckon I’ll be switching services as I’m quite please with Desktoptwo. It’s free, it works, it looks good, it’s web-based (therefore universal) and it’s open source (so the sky’s the limit). What more could a tech geek like yours truly ask for?

And Mario - Unfortunately that seems to be all some people care about… who’s commented on their Myspace recently. Sad world, if you ask me…

When those same people could be really blogging and organizing and participating in the interweb BEYOND Myspace. It IS only one website, after all. And if Myspace is going to become the monolithic singular ‘website’ upon which the whole world will conduct it’s communication…. then, well, I better just hang myself now and get it over with.

I am thinking hard about the future of the Webtop. Give one ability that Facebook can’t. I guess for young people in a cybercafe the most interesting is to go online and see the last comments on their MySpace, Facebook or another applications with power.

Mario Ruiz
@ http://www.oursheet.com

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