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?
The future of windows is /dev/null
Investors won't be interested in that, it sounds too complicated. How about /dev/null as a Service?
What would be cool is if there was a company that made Linux platform that was consumer focused.
Linux Mint, Ubuntu, even Arch are tying to make Linux easier to use for average consumers
Isn't that what canonical was trying to do for years now?