Microsoft has halted the Windows 365 trial because of "extremely high demand."
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anticupidon
Stupid question. One still needs a base computer to acces the Windows 365 service, isn't it?
A tablet or cheap computer of sorts.
Am I wrong?
Assuming this, one can have Windows 365 "streamed" into a Linux desktop, say?
PrMinisterGR
Sylwester Zarębski
Yeah, and browser is one of the most demanding "simple office" applications. Even Excel with hundreds of MB spreadsheet do not eat RAM so easily as browsers. You now need powerfull PC to connect to worse one, but "the same"...
Mineria
Kool64
schmidtbag
It's actually a decent platform. I wouldn't pay for it, but it is well-made.
PPC
PrMinisterGR
It's also manageable policy wise, updates in all platforms are clunky. If you're updating an image, on the other hand, things are much easier.
jaggerwild
What if a user clicks on a malicious link, would the server be compromised?
Airbud
Zooke
I look at this and see the future.
Normal people having a basic device allowing them to access 'their pc' at Microsoft where everything is stictly surveilled and analysed.
Aura89
anticupidon
May this pave even a larger path of ubiquitous fast fiber internet connection.
For those needing a better faster computer, it's a viable solution. Tapping into a HEDT from a Celeron based office computer.
The only thing to care is the internet connection and the browser.
Wait, you can do this wih Guacamole, but you need to "own" both computers.
Whatever, if there is a demand, here is the offer.
And surveillance and control... it's that news anymore?