Comment Re:He has a point, no? (Score 1) 231
Unity has one fundamental flaw - it depends upon high-end graphics capabilities that are unlikely to be present on old machines, virtualized machines, or over remoted connections.
I thihnk the idea of trying to build the same UI for touch-screen tablets and hand-held devices as for desktop computers may be flawed - the needs may be two disparate for any single paradigm to bridge them - but I don't oppose the effort to find one.
But I will not, under any circumstances, install on a computer as its a primary UI a system that I can't run in a virtual or over a remote connection. I refuse to waste my time learning how to manipulate two different UIs for the same computer, depending upon how I run it or how I am accessing it.