Another one for the https://github.com/syxanash/awesome-web-desktops !
DaedalOS – Desktop environment in the browser
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
So something like X11?
Yes somewhat, but if I understand X11 is closer to a 'thin client' where X11 only handles drawing and moving windows on the display and interacting with a mouse, keyboard or touchscreen. This is opposite to how most a typical web browser experience works, which much of the logic happening on the client side (e.g. UI elements)
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#24Another one for the https://github.com/syxanash/awesome-web-desktops !
Creating your own desktop environment is an incredible “hello world” into serious and more advanced JavaScript development.
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#26https://berlin.sourceforge.net/
I followed this project for years and it's still where I think we should be. X11 architecture with higher level primitives
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#27It's kind of fitting he works at Microsoft when the desktop heavily feels like Windows. Dragging and dropping everything feels super satisfying. This must be the first native-style UI for the web that almost feels perfect (the only glitches I see is mouse-over an icon has the icon move slightly up, probably as borders are added changing their position ever so slightly. I'm sure it would be easy to fix.)
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#29I’m super impressed by how smooth it is on mobile. Winamp is a nice touch. Creator says it took three years on the side to build: https://www.reddit.com/r/react/s/JZRRdq1Qv3
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#30I do wonder what it would be like if we have a linux distro, where you can work seamlessly between a desktop PC and a laptop or a random cafe, because the desktop is essentally a web browser like this example. Of course you could just say IPKVM or VNC, but I would say it's a bit different if you can run most of the logic client side (via webassembly etc...). So this would require the app to be rewritten to have a cle…
So something like X11?