Comment Re:side-by-side (Score 0) 800
I think that a large section of the market didn't really need a computer but nobody would know that until it played out in real time and somebody saw a way to get the major functionality into a tablet. Now a lot of people can do the kind of things they want at a much lower cost-and they can probably go blind more rapidly as the screen size issue is real. Nevertheless, some people still need a computer and they have never been seriously identified before. Now is the time to fix that and give us an operating system with maximum PC style user requirements addressed directly. It would be nice if we could get a serious effort instead of a mass production effort. That is why I liked the mainframe computing vendors-they focused on business. We need that kind of focus and now is the time. Windows wastes huge amounts of resources, come to think of it I recall VMS doing the same thing. I wrote a lock function that was 100 times faster than the VMS version. It almost seems as if the operating system designers think time is irrelevant and resources are infinite-time to start looking at efficiency. Time for a review of strategy.