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You ever think about how Asus put out like 40 models of a laptop called the “Eee PC”

The Verge

There were two products that arrived in 2007 that fundamentally changed computing: one, of course, was the iPhone. Again, this was a weirdo little two-pound plastic laptop that ran a custom Linux distro that was basically a front for various websites. (We Dell, HP, Lenovo and others all chased after the netbook idea furiously.

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Windows and macOS still haven’t found the right balance for managing apps

The Verge

But I’m just as interested in something they share: their attempts to bring their desktop operating systems into the modern era of what I’ll call “Managed Operating Systems.” That’s not to say operating systems like macOS or Windows 10 are un managed, of course, but they’ve historically tended to be a little more open.

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Technology Short Take #33

Scott Lowe

Correction from the last Technology Short Take —I incorrectly stated that the HP Moonshot offerings were ARM-based, and therefore wouldn’t support vSphere. I missed this on the #vBrownBag series: designing HP Virtual Connect for vSphere 5.x. I’m kidding, of course—the content is well worth reading.).

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on the business of Windows

The Verge

POSIX, which is a set of operating system standards. WSL, which is the part of Windows that lets you run Linux. In 2019, I think you had said to Wired , “The operating system is no longer the most important layer for us. ” This is a pressure that every operating system feels.

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Technology Short Take #33

Scott Lowe

Correction from the last Technology Short Take —I incorrectly stated that the HP Moonshot offerings were ARM-based, and therefore wouldn’t support vSphere. I missed this on the #vBrownBag series: designing HP Virtual Connect for vSphere 5.x. I’m kidding, of course—the content is well worth reading.).

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