or something. Single user, one
process, unconnected...
That's not my cup of tea.
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ou
know. They've been around for a while. You do agree that Ubuntu TV has
to be an extension of Ubuntu Desktop, though?
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exist, and you still make the claim
that the software _is_ confusing and that it is a lot of work for
developers. I don't understand how you can know that about software that
doesn't exist.
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ells ideas work nicely. The other view is standard Unity with abilities
to run normal Ubuntu apps.
I mean, if we remove LibreOffice, then we'll have a couple of megabytes
for Synergy and whatever space the desktop Unity plugin requires.
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ould you not be allowed to connect a
keyboard when you already have it in your lap? To make things that much
more easier?
Why would you want to prevent these types of things?
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he
question, then, is how to switch between the two views. As you say, this
has to be dead easy.
I'm off for the night.
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ow
me to watch video, because it was designed to be a productive computer
and not for entertainment.
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Den 29. nov. 2011 01:30, skrev Thomas Mashos:
Someone has to build the option to switch to desktop mode ;)
Well... Yes, that is true. That will be far easier than to build Ubuntu
Desktop as a plugin, though. :)
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ability to switch between two views, the new one being the TV view,
which will be used by default, and the normal desktop, which we
obviously already have.
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using
a remote control. That doesn't prevent also providing a normal desktop
view. I certainly don't understand what your chair has to do with
anything. :)
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while and that's
significantly less powerful.
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Den 29. nov. 2011 00:29, skrev Ian Santopietro:
There shouldn't be more than one interface. Having two interfaces is
inconsistent and confusing.
I will never purchase a computer with a big screen which cannot be used
for anything other than watching videos.
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als to which buttons you've
pushed. However, using WLAN is the only option when using Synergy, as
far as I'm aware. If you want to use a laptop as a mouse and keyboard,
then you use WLAN.
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be able to take
full advantage of the computer in addition to that, though.
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are on the wifi.
Bluetooth uses far less bandwidth than WLAN. In any case, you can't have
more users connected at once, since the TV connects to one particular
laptop, which belongs to the current user.
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actly the
doll she wanted, and she up to the TV to show her grandparents what she
has. She's so proud.
Just as we will be when this becomes reality. :)
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this very thing.
I don't understand. Do you propose that games, office suits, etc should
be re-written in order to be used on a big screen?
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o be configured once per user of the big screen.
It would then be stored, and whenever you logged onto the big screen, it
would start trying to connect to your laptop.
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he screen is big? I don't get that.
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big screen with a computer. Optimize for video, but don't
make it impossible to use it as an extra computer.
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oses, but being able to just connect to a big
screen and use it without any cables would be a huge gain. It would make
all netbooks and laptops more valuable, not only providing a bigger
screen, but also more processing power that would otherwise not be used
at all.
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o be able to
display things on the tablet in that case.
What do you think?
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