As the blogger suggests, this type of tech would most likely be used in internet cafe environments, or classrooms. It might not work out so well at home but I can definitely see it being used in public environments.
This doesn't seem like it's that hard to implement though, I wonder if commercial operating systems decided to neglect this type of feature fearing that a few multiseat users is a few potential licenses lost?
As the blogger suggests, this type of tech would most likely be used in internet cafe environments, or classrooms. It might not work out so well at home but I can definitely see it being used in public environments.
This doesn't seem like it's that hard to implement though, I wonder if commercial operating systems decided to neglect this type of feature fearing that a few multiseat users is a few potential licenses lost?