BeanBag

Member since: Aug 10th, 2006

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Desktoptwo web desktop (Download Squad)

Aug 12th 2006 1:27PM I find appropriate your use of the term "hostile" ShepEddy. And, indeed, since you've evidently identified me as a lasciviouis and inveterate pill-popper, might I take this opportunty to correctly identify you as an anti-social curmudgeon and precisely the type of character upon whom the usefulness of such a product as Desktoptwo would be lost. That you fail to see the utility of such a product for 99.9% of the world, i.e. the "real people" of the world who don't sit around all day trying to outwit everyone and everything with illusory guile, is not surprising given your extreme computing asceticism. For those of us peasants who don't feel compromised by using free software, even if it means having to dowload additional freeware, It's an incredibly useful tool and, since I must make myself clear...FREE!. Now please, for the sake of humanity and decency, go stick your head back in the sand and allow the millions, nay, billions to appreciate the creativity of the ingenious among us.

Desktoptwo web desktop (Download Squad)

Aug 10th 2006 10:20AM With all due respect Shep Eddy, you're an idiot if you can't figure out what it does, not to mention you're one whiny little SOB (anger management, anyone?). After having read this blog, I went to the site and before signing in (since you evidently have some preternatural oppostion to that) went through the homepage, clicked on the various images and even went through the Feature Highlights. It seemed fairly obvious to me what it is - web OS as some people called it or a "web-based desktop" as they call it - and, guess what? I can even see it's value. For those of us who are on the road or on the move and don't want to rely on one machine (we rely on many different devices like PDAs, etc.), like yours truly, I can have my "desktop" by using any machine with an Internet connection. Once I signed up, btw, the desktop looked precisely as it should and just as it was described on their homepage. It's not rocket science, although it might be just that to angry troglodytes like you. I think it's great and it's the future of computing and, oh, btw... I'm 49!