The UA site shows, it can be done, they may use any language or simpla UA dissection rather than a large repo, but it works better than what we see on Windows today, You first and foremost should appreciate, unless you develop the .NET libraries on a Mac or Linux? Did any of them (I have not tried the .NET equivalent myself) do a proper recognition of your Windows desktop? Mac (thanks to other aspects especially the Apple vendor one) works better. And so far this has not improved[?]
You may find more desktops with e.g. 1600x900 than 1024x768 now, but simply saying every desktop has that resolution is wrong and won't help proper layout even of the most simple demand like the right size for a HTML 5 canvas. Especially the OperatingSystemDataSource is not even maintained other than for Apple. [email protected] <[email protected]>> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > I totally agree with Reza's view on DeskTop and OS detection. > I think there [DeskTop] : OS, Browser and Rendering Engine with their > respective versions is a must, both for analytics and to a lesser > extent the the responsive/adaptive design. > > If DeviceMap can contribute to sites no longer 'abusing' the square > acres of 'my' DeskTop to show off there nifty mobile/responsive/cool > UI, hear hear ! :-) > > esjr > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) > Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ > > iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJT2EqPAAoJEOxywXcFLKYcLzEH/0jAA+jfGcjBpDUbJ2hcxg12 > 0bYQd51QI/0yFvxwbUfPSISLUMqh4SA+oaSEAjielXZ8QW7IjO2R9InoFmQj9ZNN > gClCFnSnOt4hIjQ3LKJtVCs0H6qz3P1tb5gRf8P0e9TUTK/AAR3hVq3IygmKFUv3 > WZdvqg8MPT09ik35x8YsBv4znRAGY0tW0IaCil7EBd/NXa0UkwvvlhyqFzjkR8jo > zRv77U1snUiQBFQKi0b8CEQxoPZfOkqxAIFmWL0iMWOLLSCdmge1Jdz9HiKIlrnM > hHAInLgvxZdgAI/B3AF1MgvWHyy9XHljKw1RkWxsAJH6xBXbpEdqohEwD8Ez7LQ= > =yGLY > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- >
