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Re:What is Silverblue? by garmaine on Sunday July 14, 2019 @03:33AM (#20432217)
Interesting. The offices in the part of the world where I live generally consist of flat surfaces where employees place their company-provided laptops.

The exception is things like receptionists, or other areas where multiple employees share a common terminal. But as mentioned before, those computers are basically used as stationary, large-screen browsers or thin clients for cloud applications. Email? Excel? It's been a decade since I've seen people doing that on desktops in office environments.

Re:What is Silverblue? by etaioinshrdlu on Sunday July 14, 2019 @04:43AM (#20432434)
Even electrical/mechanical engineering workstations are primarily laptops now. There are some desktops, but the majority are higher-spec laptops.
Re:What is Silverblue? by meruru on Sunday July 14, 2019 @04:46PM (#20435888)
Obviously laptops count as desktops for the purpose of this discussion, since we are talking about desktop operating systems, which is what laptops run.
Re:What is Silverblue? by garmaine on Monday July 15, 2019 @02:17AM (#20438565)
This sub thread is about the desktop form factor.