So what's an OS to do? I think there are serious opportunities for evolution available to the Microsofts, Apples and Ubuntus of the world, but they involve embracing new technologies in new ways. And stealing a ton of ideas from phones. A finger on a screen is not a mouse on a pad, an internet browser is not the end-all be-all of the internet, and playing Crysis in a quad HD resolution at 60 fps is not the ultimate expression of gaming for 95% of the population. Join me as I explore a few bits of legacy cruft that need to be addressed before the desktop OS can become as important to this decade as it was to the last one..
10 outdated elements of operating systems
Posted on Saturday, January 23 2010 @ 13:45 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Engadget has taken a look at ten outdated elements of desktop operating systems, you can read the editorial over here.