or video editing or anything you can do on windows this is what you would want to use it for but it's not the most optimal thing for doing things where latency is very important things like say gaming in that case you might want to use something more specialized like say geforce now where you can just connect to this with like a really low power system and play whatever aaa games or even fortnite if you want to and it just it just works sure it's not going to be the best experience you could possibly get i could go and sell a liver and then buy a NUMBER_TOKEN and have a much better gaming experience but for a couple of dollars a month this does seem very compelling so if we take all of this stuff together this takes us to my idea of the model for the future and i don't think this is going to be a future that most people really fight against it's gonna be easy it's gonna be convenient so just lay down and accept it i guess with the exception of very specialized software things like gaming where right now doing that inside of a web browser at least natively is incredibly difficult it's getting very very easy to do basically all your work inside of a web browser whether that's things like checking your emails doing taxes writing documents doing spreadsheets even if you're a programmer there are web-based ides you can use that are basically as good as the desktop variants and this leads to a bit of a problem then let's say a company wants a desktop app because sometimes it is more convenient you just better click a button on your desktop and the application just opens up well what if most the dev team is javascript developers and we don't really want to train those people into something else and rewriting the app in another language is expensive and time consuming what if instead of doing that we don't make a native app what if instead we take the web application and make it a desktop app and this is where you see the rise of electron applications electron is basically a stripped down version of chromium that really only has what you need there to actually get a page to render so what this allows you to do is take your website stick it in this thing package it up so it looks like a desktop app but not have to do really any extra work to make it a desktop app this is really cheap this is really convenient and companies are really starting to like this things like discord for example don't actually have a native application it's just a packaged version of the web app or how about you take the free version the microsoft offer suite that gets packaged with windows that is also just the web app version just on your desktop there's nothing else special about it but not every piece of software is going to be free sometimes a company doesn't want to sell your data they want to sell your data and also get subscription fees so hey everyone's just accepted the subscription fees are fine so what if we were to go and add subscription fees to these desktop web apps people will just accept it it's perfectly fine and because we're using web apps there's no reason to save stuff locally so you could go and save everything in the magical cloud and you could go and use the desktop web app and have the exact same data as you have in the regular web app but sometimes maybe you're going to need a more powerful computer so how about we go and rent a vm
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