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Smythe posted:*starts eagerly refreshing woot*
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it's such a flawed premise. literally nobody wants this. maybe it's got appeal for like, bringing linux to the 3rd world?
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Feb 5, 2016 00:14
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:it's such a flawed premise. literally nobody wants this. umm that's what endless is for. I think the peddling Linux to peasants market is saturated tbh
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Feb 5, 2016 00:20
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yeah exactly it's just so stupid. endless is what suspicious dish works on right?
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pram posted:umm that's what Android is for. I think the peddling Linux to peasants market is saturated tbh
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:yeah exactly it's just so stupid. yep
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:it's such a flawed premise. literally nobody wants this.
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It's almost as if we should be designing the OS for touch from the start, like Maemo/Meego/Tizen/Sailfish (or Android or iOS) instead of clumsily tacking on touchscreen controls to a traditional desktop interface.
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celeron 300a posted:It's almost as if we should be designing the OS for touch from the start, like Maemo/Meego/Tizen/Sailfish (or Android or iOS) instead of clumsily tacking on touchscreen controls to a traditional desktop interface. NO!!!!!!
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Android wasn't designed for touch from the start though? 
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Feb 5, 2016 02:31
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thank goodness tuxracer had touch support. when I think Ubuntu, I think quality open source touch games
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Feb 5, 2016 04:56
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pram posted:umm that's what endless is for. I think the peddling Linux to peasants market is saturated tbh at least endless was smart enough to comprehend that hardly anyone wants a tablet (and those that do, want it to be a bigger iphone.)
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how's it going
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my stepdads beer posted:how's it going http://www.reviewed.com/events/ces2016/awards
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Mr Dog posted:Android wasn't designed for touch from the start though? from a ui perspective it basically is now or at least there's nothing egregiously bad like that ubuntu tablet
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Android switched from a Blackberry clone to a iPhone clone early enough in its lifespan to essentially have always been touch-based.
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ratbert90 posted:A poo poo interface for poo poo hardware. 
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:it's such a flawed premise. literally nobody wants this. it probably looks good in some exec's cv. "launched a tablet something something" and nobody will ever ask what tablet and how well it did
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At least it's not Firefox os
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theultimo posted:At least it's not Firefox os damning with faint praise et c.
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i don't get what is it with all this also-ran hardware and software. it's "i'm an ideas guy" except on executive level. everybody wants to release <thing> but nobody wants to commit to actually making <thing> good
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if the ubuntu-tablet (lol) were actually good and nice to use then i'd change my mind about it. it'd have to be better than an iPad, and i can't think of how an iPad could be better. i just know within the first several hours of use, you'd hit some weird corner-case bug like full-screening an app that doesn't support touch input and you'd have to reboot it or something else equally terrible.
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Mr Dog posted:Android wasn't designed for touch from the start though? the internal stuff wasn't (which is why touch input lags horribly) but the ui clearly is
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:oh christ who let this out of the company are tablets in general on the down slope?
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prefect posted:are tablets in general on the down slope? 
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what do you mean we didn't sell ten billion units in q4 2015 just lookit this growth curve :mba: 
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don't be stupid, everyone knows that if your sales aren't growing exponentially then you're basically dead
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Soricidus posted:don't be stupid, everyone knows that if your sales aren't growing exponentially then you're basically dead Discorecordsales.gif
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Feb 5, 2016 22:56
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but you can't quantify build quality therefore you should just build your tablets out of plastic poo poo and then return the added value to the shareholders
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Wild EEPROM posted:but you can't quantify build quality therefore you should just build your tablets out of plastic poo poo and then return the added value to the shareholders the dumb part is that it's actually really easy to quantify those things (defective PPM/lifespan)
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blowfish posted:
Soricidus posted:don't be stupid, everyone knows that if your sales aren't growing exponentially then you're basically dead market saturation is right, and it came a lot earlier than expected. tablet usage and units shipped are both actually shrinking. the form factor just isn't a success  (iirc these figures are for the u.s. + europe only. the tablet share is closer to 0% in the rest of the world)
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Wheany posted:i don't get what is it with all this also-ran hardware and software. it's "i'm an ideas guy" except on executive level. everybody wants to release <thing> but nobody wants to commit to actually making <thing> good this isn't just an also-ran, it's also five years too late, targeting a market that doesn't exist who are these users desperate for linux productivity software on a tablet with a keyboard?
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what's this about docker switching to some different distro with yet a different package manager? since Linux is System V fanfic why doesn't it just support pkg_add?
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eschaton posted:what's this about docker switching to some different distro with yet a different package manager? you dont know what docker is
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pram posted:you dont know what docker is docker is switching to alpine linux alpine linux uses apk rather than dpkg/apt or rpm or whatever why doesn't linux in general just use SysV packages and pkgadd?
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wtf are you talking about
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you can use any distro as an image on docker u dunce
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:market saturation is right, and it came a lot earlier than expected. tablet usage and units shipped are both actually shrinking.  , and nothing is more hilarious than microsoft jumping on that bandwagon and going all in with windows 8 before frantically pretending not to be backpedalling in windows 10.some people don't want 4 devices (desktop momputer, laptop, tablet, phone). many people don't want to run an actual desktop operating system on a touchscreen because it will be a piece of poo poo no matter how much microsoft and linux neckbeards pretend otherwise. most people just want a device for loving around, reading terrible opinions on the internet, watching youtube, and not for any kind of serious productivity~ work, so depending on whether the first point applies to you it's either a phablet or a phone and something the size and weight of a regular ipad at most. if you count the last category, tablet market share is actually increasing, but not in the way that fart huffing executives thought. suck my woke dick fucked around with this message at 09:37 on Feb 6, 2016 |
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Much like 3D tvs, I have seen more and more laptops and desktops (the latter being all-in-one monitor cpu) with touchscreen interfaces. Case in point is Microsoft's Surface Pro which is actually doing quite well. The thing is, I have never seen anyone actually use the touchscreen. People always use the keyboard and trackpad instead. I bet stebe told timb that it would be ok to have huge ipads with styluses but if he ever made a touchscreen mbp then he would rise from his grave to kill him with his bare hands.
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What I'm saying is that Ubuntu will be the first linux distro with Oculus support after other windows focused companies try to get it to work and start trying to exit the market and cut their losses.
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