On 1/14/2015 10:38 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
The question is, would wLeo be an improvement over plain Leo. At
present, I do not see how. For example, plain Leo will have *much*
better drawing and file-related performance than wLeo
. And if wLeo is merely going to deal with local files there is
clearly nothing to be gained. Imo.
The cross-platform support is the key here. Being able to run it on
*any* device with a modern web browser is crazy useful. Leo on my
tablet, Leo on my phone, Leo on my thermostat! A bit ridiculous, but
still, the implications are astounding.
Leo in the web could lead to a boot-to-wLeo OS akin to the Chrome OS
used in Chromebooks. A fully immersive Leo experience, with much less
hassle than the pie-in-the-sky LeOS would take.
As far as DropBox goes, the question is: why would sharing using
DropBox be preferable to sharing using git?
It'd only be preferable to those users who prefer using Dropbox. User
choice is very important.
-->Jake
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