Re: [projectvrm] CloudOS

[Phil Windley < >]

I don't think that the browser is the place where this will get the most use. 
In fact, I envision most of the interactions with CloduOS being done by other 
services and devices on the user's behalf. The user will use a browse or 
mobile app to configure that system, but I want the interactions to happen 
away from the device. Ambient interfaces, if you will. 

On Sep 12, 2013, at 10:05 AM, Peter Cranstone 
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> On second thoughts after watching the video etc., you can do this without
> an XDI enabled browser. All you need to do is build XDI enabled
> applications, although IMO that's more complicated and comes with the risk
> of figuring out how to extract real value with the app (i.e. give it away
> for free but charge for the service). Scaling it across multiple OS's is
> also more complex but certainly doable with the right investment.
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> Peter
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> On 9/11/13 3:37 PM, "Peter Cranstone" 
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>> Looks like a perfect fit for an XDI enabled browser.
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>> Peter
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>> On 9/11/13 5:22 AM, "Doc Searls" 
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>>> Phil Windley has put up an excellent short site on CloudOS, an open
>>> source OS for personal clouds. It's at http://cloudos.me.
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>>> Check it out. And help out too. As you can see from missing future links
>>> in the site, CloudOS is still new and needs more programmers working on
>>> it.
>>> 
>>> Doc
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