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:Ars at FOSSCamp: Integrating Internet Services into the GNOME Desktop
Ars at FOSSCamp: Integrating Internet Services into the GNOME Desktop
Nov 2, 2007, 10 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4459 reads)

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"A FOSSCamp session led by Red Hat developers presented the GNOME Online Desktop project, the nexus of GNOME's efforts to integrate support for modern web services into the open source desktop environment. As social networking web sites and other Web 2.0 technologies become more pervasive, some believe that desktop computers will increasingly be seen primarily as vehicles for accessing content that resides in the cloud. This shift away from conventional desktop applications will give open source software a bit of an advantage, since web applications are largely platform-neutral. Providing improved web services integration in the desktop environment could theoretically make GNOME a more appealing choice for a growing number of users who depend primarily on web applications..."

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